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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

better my record

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

[With] every point I make from now one, I better m record since I just beat my old one.

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" I would say that there is no unique correct way to punctuate this, but I think I prefer the above way to the original.

— GPY

  • " I would say that there is no unique correct way to punctuate this, but I think I prefer the above way to the original.
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"With every point I make from now on I better my record, since I just beat my old one."

I would say that there is no unique correct way to punctuate this, but I think I prefer the above way to the original.
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Isn't it better to say "improve my record" ?
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MIGIsn't it better to say "improve my record" ?
"better" is correct and arguably describes the act of surpassing a previous record slightly more precisely than "improve". See verb sense 25 at http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/better :
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Thank you dear GPY.Emotion: smile
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