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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Much more younger

My texbook says that much more younger is incorrect and that I should use much younger. I do understand the rules and logic behind this but still: is it possible to say "much more younger" in colloquial English? I've seen expressions like this many times on the Internet.
  

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Well, I guess a lot of things may be said in colloquial English. But I'd not say that myself.

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  • But I'd not say that myself.
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Well, I guess a lot of things may be said in colloquial English. Emotion: wink But I'd not say that myself.
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AnonymousI've seen expressions like this many times on the Internet.
The internet is full of non-native speakers that make tons of mistakes. Even those who appear to be so proficient that you might mistake them for natives actually make odd mistakes. Don't rely much on the internet.
As for "more younger", "more better" etc., I believe there are native spea
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AnonymousMy texbook says that much more younger is incorrect and that I should use much younger. I do understand the rules and logic behind this but still: is it possible to say "much more younger" in colloquial English? I've seen expressions like this many times on the Internet.
(much) more younger (Younger means more yo
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