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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is this sentence correct

"The music is most prettiest on stereo"
  

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If you mean music in general, you should say: Music is [at its] prettiest in stereo. The adjective prettiest may not be the best alternative, though, but there's nothing ungrammatical about it. You might consider at its best instead.

— Cool Breeze

  • If you mean music in general, you should say: Music is [at its] prettiest in stereo.
  • The adjective prettiest may not be the best alternative, though, but there's nothing ungrammatical about it.
  • You might consider at its best instead.
  • CB
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If you mean music in general, you should say: Music is [at its] prettiest in stereo. The adjective prettiest may not be the best alternative, though, but there's nothing ungrammatical about it. You might consider at its best instead.

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