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Can we use "more nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest" if we change the adjective "nice" into comparative and superlative forms?
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Joseph A more nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest" Please don't use pairs of hyphens: they are often read as HTML code. Joseph A Can we use "more nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest" There are occasions when it might be effective as literary style, but basically 'no': single-syllable adjectives/adverb take the suffixes, not 'more/most'.
- Joseph A more nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest" Please don't use pairs of hyphens: they are often read as HTML code.
- Joseph A Can we use "more nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest" There are occasions when it might be effective as literary style, but basically 'no': single-syllable adjectives/adverb take the suffixes, not 'more/most'.
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Joseph Amore nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest"
Please don't use pairs of hyphens: they are often read as HTML code.
Joseph ACan we use "more nice / most nice" instead of "nicer / nicest"
There are occasions when it might be effective as literary style, but basically 'no': single-syllable adjectives/adve
0No, nicer and nicest would be the correct forms.
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Jesuiselle
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