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Ravinath Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Much better or More better ?

I always get confused with more , much , much more better phrases

Could you please explain this using some examples if possible

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"much better" is correct, meaning "a lot better" or "a great deal better". For example: "I feel much better now" or "I am much better at English than I am at mathematics". "more better" and "much more better" are incorrect.

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  • "much better" is correct, meaning "a lot better" or "a great deal better".
  • For example: "I feel much better now" or "I am much better at English than I am at mathematics".
  • "more better" and "much more better" are incorrect.
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"much better" is correct, meaning "a lot better" or "a great deal better". For example: "I feel much better now" or "I am much better at English than I am at mathematics".

"more better" and "much more better" are incorrect.
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I feel much better now Emotion: smile Thank you
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I meant to also say that "more" (in the sense relevant here) is used to create comparatives, such as "more difficult" or "more beautiful". "better" is itself already a comparative; this is why "more better" is incorrect (same as "more easier" or "more prettier", for example).
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