Thread: 'More strict' vs 'stricter'
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Old 27-Feb-2008, 16:05
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Default Re: 'More strict' vs 'stricter'
Yes, you are correct. I just don't like it

Stricter and strickest can be used.

(I'll have my Crow BBQ'ed please)
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