Can someone please help to confirm this?
(00m53s)I think it should be 'more of a living testament to' ?
The subtitle shows 'more living testament to' .
She does say "more living testament", which is wrong, but "more of a living testament" would be wrong, too, because that would mean that it was already a living testament. "More a living testament" would be right. Her bare form requires a foil.
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She does say "more living testament", which is wrong, but "more of a living testament" would be wrong, too, because that would mean that it was already a living testament. "More a living testament" would be right. Her bare form requires a foil.
An example of the bare form is "He was more cowboy than politician." You couldn't say that he was more cowboy than before. He would have to be mo
Ella YeThe subtitle shows 'more living testament to' .
Yes, it does. And that's what the narrator says.
The narrator may have read the script wrong.
Ella YeI think it should be 'more of a living testament to'.?[It's not a question.]