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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

More smart?

In any case, do I have to write "smarter"? Can it be "more smart"?

Thank you in advance for your teaching.
  

Top answer

I would use 'smarter'. (smart, smarter, smartest)

— Yoong Liat

  • I would use 'smarter'.
  • (smart, smarter, smartest)
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I would use 'smarter'. (smart, smarter, smartest)
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Thank you for your answer,Yoong Liat. I also use "smarter" in almost of all the cases. But sometimes, due to the adjective after the conjunction "and",eg) beautiful, I wanted to use "more smart" so I wrote like that. Is it 100% an incorrect expression? eg) She is more smart and more beautiful. Thank you in advance for your teaching.
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She is more smart and more beautiful. (This sentence is incomplete.)

She is smarter and more beautiful than all the other girls. (You need to compare her with others.)
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It is what I want to know. Thank you so much for your kind explanation,Yoong LiatEmotion: embarrassed
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