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    #1 23-Jun-2007, 01:00

    more fast?

    Is it correct English to say "more fast" instead of "faster"?

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    #2 23-Jun-2007, 03:10

    Re: more fast?

    "More fast" sounds extremely odd to me.

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    #3 24-Jun-2007, 21:50

    Re: more fast?

    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    Is it correct English to say "more fast" instead of "faster"?
    Even if it were (and I don't think it is), why would you want to?

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