Tell someone that they are much better than everyone
Would it be correct to say "you're a way better than everyone" and "you're a way beyond everyone else", or should I drop "a" in both sentences? Can I also use the word "over" instead of "beyond" in this case?
And is it also possible to say "by a mistake", or do i have to say "by mistake"?
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Would it be correct to say "you're a way better than everyone" and "you're a way beyond everyone else", or should I drop "a" in both sentences? Yes, drop the a . Note that way better is casual English.
- Would it be correct to say "you're a way better than everyone" and "you're a way beyond everyone else", or should I drop "a" in both sentences?
- Yes, drop the a .
- Note that way better is casual English.
- Can I also use the word "over" instead of "beyond" in this case?
- No And is it also possible to say "by a mistake", or do I have to say "by mistake"?
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Would it be correct to say "you're a way better than everyone" and "you're a way beyond everyone else", or should I drop "a" in both sentences? Yes, drop the a. Note that way better is casual English.
Can I also use the word "over" instead of "beyond" in this case? No
And is it also possible to say "by a mistake", or do I have to say "by mistake"?
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