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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Do they mean the same?
Hi,
For the likes of the sentences below, would you say that except for the fact them being adjectives and/or being used in a comparative sense, the basic meaning of the sets of sentences is essentially the same?
He is best
He is the best.
He is finest.
He is the finest.
For the likes of the sentences below, would you say that except for the fact them being adjectives and/or being used in a comparative sense, the basic meaning of the sets of sentences is essentially the same?
He is best
He is the best.
He is finest.
He is the finest.
Top answer
Yes, I would.
- Yes, I would.
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