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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

"much better" is grammatically correct

is "much better" grammatically correct?
my colleagues insist it is redundant.

thanks,

Melo
  

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Hi, Ask your friend if he objects to these examples. eg I play soccer, but David Beckham is much better than I am. eg My brother is slightly better than I am.

— Clive

  • Hi, Ask your friend if he objects to these examples.
  • eg I play soccer, but David Beckham is much better than I am.
  • eg My brother is slightly better than I am.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Ask your friend if he objects to these examples.

eg I play soccer, but David Beckham is much better than I am.

eg My brother is slightly better than I am.

Clive
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Anonymousmy My colleagues insist it is redundant.
Tell them to go boil their heads.

CJ
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