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10-Sep-2008, 00:58

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the comparative of godly

The comparative of early is earlier.
Which is the comparative of godly, godlier, more godly or either?

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Re: the comparative of godly

Either could be used.

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Re: the comparative of godly

Which is the comparative of quickly, quicklier, more quickly or either?

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Re: the comparative of godly

More quickly

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