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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Famous / more famost / the most famous
Can I say,
It was the most famous beach in Klim.
P/s: Do we say, famous, more famous, the most famous.
It was the most famous beach in Klim.
P/s: Do we say, famous, more famous, the most famous.
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Yes, and Yes. S. You should use "the" with all of them or none of them in such a list.
- Yes, and Yes.
- S.
- You should use "the" with all of them or none of them in such a list.
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Yes, and Yes.
P.S. You should use "the" with all of them or none of them in such a list.
P.S. You should use "the" with all of them or none of them in such a list.
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Sorry, I'm not clear what you mean here. Can I say,
(a) The most famous beach is in Kuantan.
(b) The famous beach is in Kuantan.
(a) The most famous beach is in Kuantan.
(b) The famous beach is in Kuantan.
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(a) is fine.
(b) is fine, but a little special.
"Can you help us? We're looking for the famous beach. We thought it was here." (reply) "No, I'm sorry. You're mistaken. It's ten miles down the road. The famous beach is in Kuantan."
In this particuar case, there's only one famous beach in the area.
(b) is fine, but a little special.
"Can you help us? We're looking for the famous beach. We thought it was here." (reply) "No, I'm sorry. You're mistaken. It's ten miles down the road. The famous beach is in Kuantan."
In this particuar case, there's only one famous beach in the area.
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