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Rajesh jain Posted 13 years ago
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Most interesting one/ interesting

Our first trip was (the most interesting /interesting) one, but our second one was even more interesting.
Which is more correct to use or both are ok?
  

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You can't have a superlative (the most interesting) followed by a comparative (more interesting) in your sentence. My suggestion: Our first trip was [very] interesting but our second trip was even more interesting. CB

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  • You can't have a superlative (the most interesting) followed by a comparative (more interesting) in your sentence.
  • My suggestion: Our first trip was [very] interesting but our second trip was even more interesting.
  • CB
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You can't have a superlative (the most interesting) followed by a comparative (more interesting) in your sentence. My suggestion: Our first trip was [very] interesting but our second trip was even more interesting.

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