A Bigger Car

[carla guaraldi]

Hello, people say: I want a bigger car, but do you say " I want a bigger car than this one or I want a car bigger than this one? "Which of those is correct? could you help me please?

[Tdol]

They're both possible. By putting the comparative after the noun it allows the speaker to emphasise the size more- in spoken language, you could place more stress on the word in that position, IMO.

[carla guaraldi]

Hello, so both are correct. Thank you so much.