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Terrlo56 Posted 19 years ago
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"more", "much more"

It is more expensive / It is much more expensive

Which one is correct?
  

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Terrlo56 It is more expensive / It is much more expensive Which one is correct? Both are correct; 'much' in the second sentence emphasizes that it is a lot more expensive.

— Yoong Liat

  • Terrlo56 It is more expensive / It is much more expensive Which one is correct?
  • Both are correct; 'much' in the second sentence emphasizes that it is a lot more expensive.
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Terrlo56It is more expensive / It is much more expensive

Which one is correct?

Both are correct; 'much' in the second sentence emphasizes that it is a lot more expensive.
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Yoong Liat
Terrlo56
It is more expensive / It is much more expensive

Which one is correct?

Both are correct; 'much' in the second sentence emphasizes that it is a lot more expensive.

Thanks! Can I say "It's much more cheaper"?
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Hi Terrlo56"

"It's much more cheaper" is incorrect.

Say "It's much cheaper." ('cheaper' means 'more cheap', so 'more cheaper' means 'more more cheap'.)
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