I saw this phrase 'more better' on the internet but don't know it is whether true or false in grammatically. Please make it clear. Thanks !
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Hello, Geek.
(1) I believe that this is considered "bad" English nowadays.
(a) "better" = more good.
(i) Therefore, the idea of "more" is already in the word "better."
(a) Thus, if you say "more better," it means something like:
more more good.
(2) People learning English should try to avoid adding "more'' to
words like "better," "worse," "faster," etc.
(3) By the way, I hear that many years ago in England some very
good writers would write something like "more better," but nowadays
it is not considered "good" English. As you know, many things on the
Internet are not necessarily correct English.
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