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This house is much more expensive than that one. Can we say "a lot" more expensive?
2- Is "less more expensive" correct?
3- After "more" if the noun is countable is it plural?
4- When I say the above sentence and I want to bring a verb like "buy" after that one how does the verb come with to without to...?
Thanks
This house is much more expensive than that one. Can we say "a lot" more expensive?
2- Is "less more expensive" correct?
3- After "more" if the noun is countable is it plural?
4- When I say the above sentence and I want to bring a verb like "buy" after that one how does the verb come with to without to...?
Thanks
1. yes.
2. no. a little more expensive, a little less expensive
3. yes.
4. more expensive to buy.
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