"Generally speaking, the comparative or superlative form of an adjective, when there is one, is preferred over the use of more or most with the non-comparative form of the adjective. It is not obligatory."
You really tried tho
It is not wrong to say "more smart", and so it was stupid of Stacey to correct Tina for that. I didn't know Stacey had so many stans though
"Generally speaking, the comparative or superlative form of an adjective, when there is one, is preferred over the use of more or most with the non-comparative form of the adjective. It is not obligatory."
You really tried tho
It is not wrong to say "more smart", and so it was stupid of Stacey to correct Tina for that. I didn't know Stacey had so many stans though
"Generally speaking, the comparative or superlative form of an adjective, when there is one, is preferred over the use of more or most with the non-comparative form of the adjective. It is not obligatory."
You really tried tho
It is not wrong to say "more smart", and so it was stupid of Stacey to correct Tina for that. I didn't know Stacey had so many stans though
"Smarter" is the correct way to phrase the statement though, not "more smart". And at you thinking I stan whoever that woman is when Mama Tina's daughter is my fave. Cringe.
Smarter is not any more correct than more smart, she tried
But dumb, yes.
at you thinking I stan whoever that woman is when Mama Tina's daughter is my fave. Cringe.