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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Much vs More

Do we say "he is more stronger than me?" If not then why?

Thanks!

PK

  

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No - we say 'He is stronger than me'. 'Stronger' means 'more strong', so 'more stronger' is like putting two strong s together.

— Rover_KE

  • No - we say 'He is stronger than me'.
  • 'Stronger' means 'more strong', so 'more stronger' is like putting two strong s together.
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No - we say 'He is stronger than me'.

'Stronger' means 'more strong', so 'more stronger' is like putting two strongs together.

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