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Rickywong08 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Comparative of weather condition
Can adjectives like "sunny" and "overcast" be used with comparatives? e.g.
#1 Today is less sunny than yesterday.
#2 Paris is usually more overcast than New York.
#3 I like more rainy days.
If not, how should the idea be expressed? Thanks.
#1 Today is less sunny than yesterday.
#2 Paris is usually more overcast than New York.
#3 I like more rainy days.
If not, how should the idea be expressed? Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Yes, you can say those things. Clive
- Hi, Yes, you can say those things.
- Clive
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