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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Emphasizing the superlative and comparative
Examples of emphasizing:
(1)
This car is far/much better.
This is by far the best car.
This is the very best car.
This is the best car of all.
Is it also possible to use that in these cases?
(2)
This car is far/much more comfortable..
This is by far the most comfortable car.
This is the very car.
This is the most comfortable car of all.
Thanks in advance.
(1)
This car is far/much better.
This is by far the best car.
This is the very best car.
This is the best car of all.
Is it also possible to use that in these cases?
(2)
This car is far/much more comfortable..
This is by far the most comfortable car.
This is the very car.
This is the most comfortable car of all.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
They are all correct! CB
- They are all correct!
- CB
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It is grammatically correct but I don't think I have ever heard anyone use it. That's why I would avoid it.
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