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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
more angry or angry more
Is this an idiom? What's correct?
Was what he did mean?
No, What he did was more amusing than anything.
Was he sad?
No, He was angry more than anything else.
Was he sad?
No, He was more angry than anything else.
Thanks
Was what he did mean?
No, What he did was more amusing than anything.
Was he sad?
No, He was angry more than anything else.
Was he sad?
No, He was more angry than anything else.
Thanks
Top answer
All OK.
- All OK.
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