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Maria D Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
more = rather?
Hello!
Could you help me, please?
Are those sentences correct and can we use the words "more" and "rather" equally in them:
She is more nice than wise = She is nice rather than wise.
He is more good than bad = He is good rather than bad.
Thank you!
Could you help me, please?
Are those sentences correct and can we use the words "more" and "rather" equally in them:
She is more nice than wise = She is nice rather than wise.
He is more good than bad = He is good rather than bad.
Thank you!
Top answer
Here the "rather than" is really suitable. By the way, not more good but better good- better- (the)best. Opss.
- Here the "rather than" is really suitable.
- By the way, not more good but better good- better- (the)best.
- Opss.
- What am I doing?
- He is good rather than bad (You shouldn't change the adjective) I haven't come across the comparative usage with the "rather than" before.
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Here the "rather than" is really suitable.
By the way, not more good but better good- better- (the)best.
Opss. What am I doing?
He is good rather than bad (You shouldn't change the adjective) I haven't come across the comparative usage with the "rather than" before.
By the way, not more good but better good- better- (the)best.
Opss. What am I doing?
He is good rather than bad (You shouldn't change the adjective) I haven't come across the comparative usage with the "rather than" before.
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daylightttBy the way, not more good but better good- better- (the)best.If we use this construction, 'better' is incorrect. We are not using comparatives of the adjectives, but saying something like, "He can more satisfactorily be described as good than as bad".
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