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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
The superlative
1. Could you tell me whether both of (1) and (2) are right in the following sentence? Or, please tell me which one is wrong.
She is [(1) most / (2) the most ] beautiful.
2. Is this sentence, "This work is most important that I have to finish by this Friday", right? Or, should it be "This work is the most important of all that I have to finish by this Friday?"
She is [(1) most / (2) the most ] beautiful.
2. Is this sentence, "This work is most important that I have to finish by this Friday", right? Or, should it be "This work is the most important of all that I have to finish by this Friday?"
Top answer
1. She is most beautiful = She is very beautiful She is the most beautiful = She is more beautiful than anyone else 2. The first is wrong.
- 1.
- She is most beautiful = She is very beautiful She is the most beautiful = She is more beautiful than anyone else 2.
- The first is wrong.
- The second is possible.
- It means you have several pieces of work to finish by Friday, but this one is more important than the others.
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1.
She is most beautiful = She is very beautiful
She is the most beautiful = She is more beautiful than anyone else
2. The first is wrong. The second is possible. It means you have several pieces of work to finish by Friday, but this one is more important than the others.
She is most beautiful = She is very beautiful
She is the most beautiful = She is more beautiful than anyone else
2. The first is wrong. The second is possible. It means you have several pieces of work to finish by Friday, but this one is more important than the others.
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