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GRDeborah Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is "better focused" gramatically correct?
.... as in
"This edition includes better focused and shorter assignments"
I thought it should be "more focused" but I wasn't sure...
Thanks!
GRDeborah
"This edition includes better focused and shorter assignments"
I thought it should be "more focused" but I wasn't sure...
Thanks!
GRDeborah
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They are both correct and could have different meanings. Something could be more focused on certain things, yet miss something else that is significant.
- They are both correct and could have different meanings.
- Something could be more focused on certain things, yet miss something else that is significant.
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They are both correct and could have different meanings. Something could be more focused on certain things, yet miss something else that is significant.
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