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Vutdoan Posted 17 years ago
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Is this correct?
I had to admit using plan B as the better/best choice.
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One usage expert gives a sentence something like the following: I feel that Mona is the nicer/nicest of the two girls. He adds that "some people" feel that the comparative (nicer) is preferable.
- One usage expert gives a sentence something like the following: I feel that Mona is the nicer/nicest of the two girls.
- He adds that "some people" feel that the comparative (nicer) is preferable.
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One usage expert gives a sentence something like the following: I feel that Mona is the nicer/nicest of the two girls. He adds that "some people" feel that the comparative (nicer) is preferable.
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Present or past tense?
had is past tense, so:
I had to admit that using Plan B was the best choice.
present:
I have to admit that using plan B is the best choice.
Use "better" when comparing:
StarBucks has the BEST coffee.
or
StarBucks is BETTER than Nabob coffee.
had is past tense, so:
I had to admit that using Plan B was the best choice.
present:
I have to admit that using plan B is the best choice.
Use "better" when comparing:
StarBucks has the BEST coffee.
or
StarBucks is BETTER than Nabob coffee.
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