Sometimes you need to use both -er and more with the same adjective. True or false

ZhouX asked Jan 11, 2023

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Sometimes you need to use both -er and more with the same adjective.
True or false

ZhouX asked Jan 11, 2023

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Answer:

false.

Step-by-step explanation:

Example:

adjective: pretty

She is pretty.

She is prettier than her. Correct

She is more prettier than her. Incorrect

You don't need more.

Sunil Lulla answered Jan 16, 2023

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