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More Simpler
Which is the corrcet way to use this. Is it more simple or is it more simpler.
ie.
person A says: A simple solution would be a=b.
person B says: No, a more simpler solution would be a+b.
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person A says: A simple solution would be a=b.
person B says: No, a more simpler solution would be a+b.
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"more simple" OR "simpler", but never: "more simpler". In this case, "simpler" would be the better choice. Most adjectives just take "er" in the comparative form: dark, darker; light, lighter; green, greener.
- "more simple" OR "simpler", but never: "more simpler".
- In this case, "simpler" would be the better choice.
- Most adjectives just take "er" in the comparative form: dark, darker; light, lighter; green, greener.
- Occasionally, there is a doubling of the final consonant (big, bigger; red, redder).
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"more simple" OR "simpler", but never: "more simpler".
In this case, "simpler" would be the better choice. Most adjectives just take "er" in the comparative form: dark, darker; light, lighter; green, greener. Occasionally, there is a doubling of the final consonant (big, bigger; red, redder).
"More" is usually used with multi-syllable adjectives, where adding another syllabl
In this case, "simpler" would be the better choice. Most adjectives just take "er" in the comparative form: dark, darker; light, lighter; green, greener. Occasionally, there is a doubling of the final consonant (big, bigger; red, redder).
"More" is usually used with multi-syllable adjectives, where adding another syllabl
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I'm afraid the previous guest's answer was incorrect. Use 'more simple' or use 'simpler' by itself. They are both correct. 'More simpler' is incorrect.
If you do a little grammatical research you'll find out why.
If you do a little grammatical research you'll find out why.
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"simple" is an adjective that can be intensified in two ways: you can add an ending, or you can add an intensifier.
Simple, simpler, simplest.
Simple, more simple, most simple.
You can't combine the intensifier "-er, -est" with "more, most."
Not every adjective can be intensified both ways. Some adjectives change their form entirely. (Good, better, best) Some ju
Simple, simpler, simplest.
Simple, more simple, most simple.
You can't combine the intensifier "-er, -est" with "more, most."
Not every adjective can be intensified both ways. Some adjectives change their form entirely. (Good, better, best) Some ju
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