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Vincent Teo Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Better / best
Which is correct?
Which of these two cars is good/better /best/ as good?
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Hi Vincent Where you are clearly comparing two things, the correct adjective is the comparative: - Which of these two cars is better? Dave
- Hi Vincent Where you are clearly comparing two things, the correct adjective is the comparative: - Which of these two cars is better?
- Dave
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Hi Vincent
Where you are clearly comparing two things, the correct adjective is the comparative:
- Which of these two cars is better?
Dave
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