The negative form of" I like sth better."

#1 (**permalink**) 07-Jan-2005, 20:09

Dear friends:

I like the weather in NY. but I like the weather in L.A better.

How to say:
I don't the weather in L.A. but I hate the weather in NY more?

Do you use " more" ? Is the above sentence correct in American English?

or what 's the best way to say?

Thanks.

Marylin · #2 (**permalink**) 07-Jan-2005, 23:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by zhengl_2000

Dear friends:

I like the weather in NY. but I like the weather in L.A better.

How to say:
I don't the weather in L.A. but I hate the weather in NY more?

Do you use " more" ? Is the above sentence correct in American English?

or what 's the best way to say?

Thanks.

I don't like the weather in L.A. but I hate the weather in N.Y even more.

#3 (**permalink**) 08-Jan-2005, 01:08

hate it worse


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