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andalous
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comparatives and superlatives
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Please what is the comparative and superlative forms of "good-looking": more good-looking than/ the most good- looking or better-looking than/ the best looking? which one is correct?
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3 Apr 2014
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Prese1
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I would say: John is better-looking than Wayne and Stephen is the best-looking employee.
Although I have an impression that the other two can also be used.
I hope I �ve helped
Cheers |
3 Apr 2014
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andalous
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I agree with Prese1.. thanks a lot
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3 Apr 2014
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JuliaKaraban
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really??? I think it �s better to say : He is more good - looking ..... or the most good - looking... Native speakers! Help, please!!!!! |
3 Apr 2014
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Manuhk
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Comment from my husband (a native English speaker):good looking Comparative: better looking Superlative: best looking
good, better, best vs bad, worse, worst
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3 Apr 2014
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kaz76
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better looking and best looking |
4 Apr 2014
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yanogator
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Definitely better-looking and the best-looking.
Bruce |
4 Apr 2014
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cunliffe
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Are you guys talking about me??? |
4 Apr 2014
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Julia - You would say better-looking. Just like if something is "good," the comparative is "better" rather than "more good." |
4 Apr 2014
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andalous
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Thanks everybody.. I made a little search on google and found out that both are correct
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6 Apr 2014
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