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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Technically accurate? "Are you closer?"

0Greetings,02br
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00Can anyone tell me if the phrase "Are you closer?" is technically, grammatically accurate?02br
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00It's in the vein of "Are you closer (to your dreams, goals, aspirations, whatever)"02br
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00This is the front runner for my next tattoo, and if it's not correct ... well ... I'd hate to have something incorrect on my body forever :lol 02br
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00Thanks much02br
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00FLIM SPRINGFIELD!0-
  

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0As long as you don't mind the fact that most people will say "to what?" when they see it.02br
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00I'd be mystified.0-
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0It's tough, I'm going back and forth between is "Are you closer" or "Are you more close" technically correct. Kinda in the same way people say "He did good" versus "He did well", but completely different.02br
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00Grammar Geek, thanks for the reply of "mystified", that's kinda cool ... although the ink will actually be in hexadecimal, so people will have to ask "what does
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0If your choice is between "are you closer" and "are you more close" then without doubt, use the former.0-

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