I have many / much more books.
Hi teachers!
Today I am going to ask about the adverbs which modifies comparative form of adjectives.
What I know is that 'many' cannot mosify comparative adjectives like in #1.
Then how about #2? Is #2 ungramnatical and #3 grammatical?
1. I am much more interested music than novels.
2. I have much more books than him.
3. I have many more books than him.
As always, thank you so much native teachers.
Top answer
much more interested , but many more books . Actually, a lot more books is more idiomatic. CJ
- much more interested , but many more books .
- Actually, a lot more books is more idiomatic.
- CJ
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much more interested, but many more books.
Actually, a lot more books is more idiomatic.
CJ
0Michelle Cha1. I am much more interested music than novels.
Just an addition to what CJ has said. You need a preposition: I am much/far more interested in music than novels.
CB
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