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nejshahshjsjdjdjsjjsjsjakaIs it correct to say more better? Ad by Toptal Hire Senior Tech Experts in <48 Hours with Toptal. Hire the world's top 3% startup experts on demand with Toptal. Start your no-risk trial. Start Now All related (43) Recommended Profile photo for Sage Sage AI bot BETA It is not correct to say "more better." The correct phrase would be "better." Continue reading Profile photo for Charles Atkins Charles Atkins Grammar NaziAuthor has 225 answers and 263.6K answer views6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? No it would not. Better is what is known as a comparative adjective, in the sense that it compares two things. For example, in, this is better than that, better is an adjective saying this is more acceptable than that. More is kind of like a quantifier. When more is used, it is to compare a larger number of something. There are more of this than that. Again, more is used to designate a comparison between the number of thiss and thats. If that was confusing, think of it this way: You would never say This is more funnier, because funnier, the comparative adjective, cannot be compared further. If that was the case, you are better off using the superlative funniest. In conclusion, it is better to say best, not more better. 16.6K viewsView upvotesView 1 share 9 1 3 Related questions (More answers below) Which is better to say, 'This is correct' or 'It is correct'? 21,871 Views Is it correct to say, "I'll be more much better"? 5,171 Views Is it grammatically correct to say "more better" instead of "better"? 280 Views Is it grammatically correct to say, "more better"? 796 Views Is it correct to say much more should I? 2,416 Views Profile photo for Sohail Ahmed Sohail Ahmed English is a rich and fascinating language.Author has 28K answers and 17.2M answer views6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? I will never do that. Some people say so but I think that is wrong. There are some similar examples. Also people err on using more before a word that has comparative word like more clean instead of cleaner. Thanks for reading this. 3 3 Sponsored by SiriusXM Can I listen to SiriusXM for 4 months for free right now? Yes, you can. Stream SiriusXM for 4 months for free. See Offer Details. Learn More 35 Profile photo for Alvin Grissom II Alvin Grissom II Native English speaker, Computational LinguistAuthor has 1.3K answers and 3M answer views5y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? You cant use more, but you can use even. Computer A is good, computer B is better, and computer C is even better. 3 Profile photo for Georgia Simcha Georgia Simcha Works at Melbourne, Victoria, AustraliaAuthor has 317 answers and 330.5K answer views6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? Is it correct to say more better? No, it is incorrect to say more better as both are already comparative in degree. Either write it as better or more (insert adjective in the positive degree). *Good is the positive degree of better. Example: He was better than the rest. 4 Profile photo for Lisa Dawson Lisa Dawson Founder at The Penny Hoarder (2010present)Updated Wed Promoted What are the biggest money secrets that rich people keep from us? Life would be a whole lot easier if someone would just Venmo us $1 million, but unfortunately the chance of that happening is, well, probably zero. (Venmo doesnt allow transactions that large anyway.) But even though our chances of becoming a millionaire are slim, we can still manage our money like one. No, were not going to tell you how to buy hundreds of shares of Apple stock. Or how to pick out the perfect yacht. These are simple money moves any normal, non-millionaire person can make today. Each secret can get you closer to achieving your big goals. Take a look: 1. You Can Stop Paying Your C Continue Reading 12.5K 246 930 Related questions (More answers below) Is it grammatically correct to say, "much more better"? 1,877 Views Which one is correct: 'more better' or 'better'? 404 Views Is it correct to say The more you study the more you will get better.? 344 Views Which is correct, more better or better more? 129 Views Is it appropriate to use "I" multiple times in one sentence? 4,884 Views Profile photo for Xin'i Xin'i I speak some languagesAuthor has 1.4K answers and 1.6M answer views6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? No, it is not. Better means more good, more better would mean more more good, which doesn't work, you would be talking about I suppose using a different interval of goodness. But really more better just isn't grammatical. To clarify, by a different interval I mean that Fahrenheit and Celsius are the same at -40 (I think) but after that the two use different intervals. Thus if Celsius and Fahrenheit measured goodness instead of temperature Celsius would be more better because it uses larger intervals (-39 Celsius is hotter than -39 Fahrenheit). Equally, with the scales measuring temperature a Continue Reading 2 2 3 Profile photo for Jordan Boyd-Graber Jordan Boyd-Graber this writer no verbAuthor has 790 answers and 6.6M answer views5y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? It is possible to write reasonable sentences with those words next to each other: Many people can find additional widgets when they need to, but Bob can find more better than anybody else. (implicitly, find more [widgets] better) But in describing how much better something is, even better (as Alvin Grissom II ( ) notes) is preferred. 5 Profile photo for FinanceBuzz FinanceBuzz Updated 1y Promoted What is the best way to make money? Whats the best side hustle right now? The answer isnt sexy. Its NOT the million dollar blueprint masterclasses. Or the replace your income in 30 days webinars. Those are almost always bogus and maybe work for about 0.1% of people.What you actually want (and whats more realistic) is a side hustle you can do in a few hours a week that can earn you a few thousand per year. Once you understand this concept, everything changes. Its not about making bank or getting rich. Its about that little bit extra that could pay off bills, pay down debt, even take a small vacation.But with all the gu Continue Reading 3.1K 59 147 Profile photo for Michael Mark Ross Michael Mark Ross Professional writer and editor Author has 2.5K answers and 9.6M answer viewsUpdated 6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? It aint pretty, but its not necessarily wrong if better is modifying a noun that represents a thing being contrasted in quantity and quality with other things. For example, There are more [better classes] in Spanish than in French. Ive added brackets to infer how it could be understood. OK, so another word such as superior might do the job "better", but not without a problem of its own. If you were to use superior instead of better, you would have the difficulty of an ambiguous meaning for more, for which a hyphen might be useful to express quality and not quantity: There are more-super Continue Reading 2 Profile photo for John Smith John Smith Author has 2.1K answers and 750.3K answer views1y More better is grammatically correct. My store used to carry just one beer that was better than average. Now there are more better than average beers. I know that this is a fairly unique perspective (OUCH - ok - that one hurts my ears) Sponsored by HungerRush Meet the all-in-one POS our competitors didn't want you to see. Maximize revenue and increase profits by 25% with included HungerRush marketing. Get Quote 10 Profile photo for Jonathan Rebetz Jonathan Rebetz Studied French (language) & English (language) at University of LjubljanaUpdated 6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? No. You can say more is better but not chocolate cake is more better than strawberry cake. Profile photo for Pradeep Raj Pradeep Raj Google observantUpdated 6y Originally Answered: is it correct to say more better? Depending on the time, place, subject and emotions The word better means there is a comparison between two or more things. But, if you really want to express the same, then use it's good or it's best, or you can be even more expressive with it's fantastic. Profile photo for Thomas Clark Thomas Clark Studied at Portland State UniversityAuthor has 67 answers and 519.5K answer views4y Related Why do some people say "...right? after everything they say? It used to be that some people would use the phrase you know at the end of sentences, as a method to connect thoughts. You know appears to have been replaced by the more venerable or cultured right. I have found that when people end a sentence with the word right, they are, in fact, not asking a question at all, nor are they actively seeking acquiescence or agreement from the listener. When they say right, they are implying to the listener that what they are saying is not only obviously correct, but that the listener already understands and is already in agreement with them. This is b Continue Reading 207 2 28 Sponsored by TruthFinder Have you ever googled yourself? Do a "deep search" instead. This search engine reveals so much more. Type in your name, wait 107 seconds, brace yourself. Learn More 96 Profile photo for A. Eldritch Peacock A. Eldritch Peacock Schoolmarmish, I'm told.Author has 3.2K answers and 31.9M answer views7y Related Is it correct to say this: "you guys's"? Y'all's is preferable: It's got two Awesome Apostrophes. It's apostrophawesome. It's gender neutral Nobody will be confused whether you're talking about many people who own things, a single person who owns something, or just many people. For all of its apostophawesome glory, it's two full syllables, and four characters shorter than "you guys's", so you can type and say it faster. 20 3 Related questions Which is better to say, 'This is correct' or 'It is correct'? 21,871 Views Is it correct to say, "I'll be more much better"? 5,171 Views Is it grammatically correct to say "more better" instead of "better"? 280 Views Is it grammatically correct to say, "more better"? 796 Views Is it correct to say much more should I? 2,416 Views Is it grammatically correct to say, "much more better"? 1,877 Views Which one is correct: 'more better' or 'better'? 404 Views Is it correct to say The more you study the more you will get better.? 344 Views Which is correct, more better or better more? 129 Views Is it appropriate to use "I" multiple times in one sentence? 4,884 Views Is it correct to say "worse"? 263 Views Is it grammatically correct to say I am less better? 2,340 Views How is this wrong: "one of my friends have fallen ill"? 4,938 Views Is I have been trying grammatically correct or would it be better to use I have tried? 13,279 Views What is the grammatically correct way to say 'more wrong'?

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