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comparative form of "happy"
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halimah129
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comparative form of "happy"
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Dear all
I would like to ask about the comparative form of "happy" and other adjectives that end with "y" is it only "happier" or I can use "more happy" as well? Please answer me it �s urgent. Thanks a lot for everybody. |
27 Mar 2012
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Kr�mel
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Comparative forms of happy are happier - the happiest.
Hope it helps.
Ines
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27 Mar 2012
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cunliffe
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I agree it �s happier, not more happy. The rule is add �ier � if it �s a one or 2 syllable word, then use �more � for longer words. What really annoys me these days though, is that people are starting to use BOTH TOGETHER!!! �More happier � etc, it �s all over the place and horrible. End of rant. |
27 Mar 2012
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