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Hrsanei Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Most well
Hello.
Would you please shed some light on the accuracy and grammar structure of "most well equipped" ?
I personally think the phrase " best equipped" is a better alternative in the following context;
"AC gym is the best equipped gym in the area. "
Your opinion is appreciated.
Hamid
Would you please shed some light on the accuracy and grammar structure of "most well equipped" ?
I personally think the phrase " best equipped" is a better alternative in the following context;
"AC gym is the best equipped gym in the area. "
Your opinion is appreciated.
Hamid
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hrsanei AC gym is the best equipped gym in the area. I don't find either form objectionable. The grouping can be (most well) (equipped) or (most) (well-equipped) , so if the speaker is mentally grouping in the first way, he'll probably choose 'best equipped'; otherwise, he'll choose 'most well-equipped'.
- hrsanei AC gym is the best equipped gym in the area.
- I don't find either form objectionable.
- The grouping can be (most well) (equipped) or (most) (well-equipped) , so if the speaker is mentally grouping in the first way, he'll probably choose 'best equipped'; otherwise, he'll choose 'most well-equipped'.
- CJ
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hrsaneiAC gym is the best equipped gym in the area.I don't find either form objectionable.
The grouping can be (most well) (equipped) or (most) (well-equipped), so if the speaker is mentally grouping in the first way, he'll probably choose 'best equipped'; otherwise, he'll choose 'most well-equipped'.
CJ
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