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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Hello everyone!

Just a quick question: do English people say "more good-looking" or "better-looking"?

I am confused and I can't find any answers.

Thanks for your answers.

Happy holidays!
  

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It's definitely "better-looking". You don't say "more good", it's always "better".

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  • It's definitely "better-looking".
  • You don't say "more good", it's always "better".
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It's definitely "better-looking". You don't say "more good", it's always "better".
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Better-looking, no doubt on that...

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Okay, I'll trust you!

Thank you very much!
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I'll trust you!

Thank you very much!
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