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They're both used. My sense of it is that the choice depends on how it sounds in the sentence. Likewise the superlative: He's the cleverest guy I know sounds better to my ear than He's the most clever guy I know.
- They're both used.
- My sense of it is that the choice depends on how it sounds in the sentence.
- Likewise the superlative: He's the cleverest guy I know sounds better to my ear than He's the most clever guy I know.
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They're both used.
My sense of it is that the choice depends on how it sounds in the sentence.
Likewise the superlative:
He's the cleverest guy I know sounds better to my ear than He's the most clever guy I know.
My sense of it is that the choice depends on how it sounds in the sentence.
Likewise the superlative:
He's the cleverest guy I know sounds better to my ear than He's the most clever guy I know.
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