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No, the word better is an adjective. An adjective has degrees: good, better, best.
If the noun being described is more than 'better' it is 'best'. If there are others that are also more than 'better', terms like 'one of the best' or 'among the best' can be used.
If you mean say the word "more" formally then yes. You can say to a greater extent or furthermore and for more answers go on an online theasaurus. Just type in online theasaurus into Google and in the search tab on the site, type in the word and you are done! =)
No. You should say ..."dress more formal" or "dress formally"
If you mean say the word "more" formally then yes. You can say to a greater extent or furthermore and for more answers go on an online theasaurus. Just type in
Grammatically correct it would be said in English as, "much better." However, slang language would accept, "more better" as the proper structure.
You could SAY more formally but would likely be SHOWN more effectively
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How do you say much better in Spanish?
Mucho Mejor
How do you say dresser in spanish?
"El armario" can be used, but is more of a wardrobe, closet, or cupboard. "La cómoda" is probably a better fit for "dresser".
How do you say how is pretty friend in french?
Better yet, how do you say that in English?...
When English people say to their dogs good boy do french people say bon garcon?
Some do, but it is much more frequent to hear 'bon chien !'
How do you say kitty cat in Japanese?
I think it is neko. na, neko just means cat. kitty would basically just be pronounced "kiti" so not much difference. depending on your intended usage there may be a better way to say it.
Why do you not say more better?
because the term used for "more better" would actually be the word "best" or the phrase "much better"
How do yo say more in spanish?
more is mas and much is mucho(a/os/as) mejor is better
What is the difference between much better and more better?
"Better" is an adjective, a description word. It's the comparative form of "good." Good, better, best. It is called the comparative form because it compares things: we say something is "better than" something else."Much" is an adverb and modifies an adjective. "Much better" is a meaningful expression because we can talk about "better" comparisons as a matter of degree--somewhat better, a little better, much better."More" is another adjective, and it's another comparative adjective. It has the same job as "better." It can't modify "better." They are two things of the same kind, and you can use one or the other but not both.Put another way, "more better" is redundant because the meaning of "more" is already in the word "better." "Better" really means "more good."So the difference is that "much better" is a grammatical expression that you can use to describe something. "More better" is an ungrammatical expression. It's okay to say "much better," and it isn't okay to say "more better."
How do you say but our fountain is much better?
"but our fountain is much better"
Are nooks or Kindles better?
Ok so I have a nook and a kindle so i would say that the kindle is better you can do so much more with it -stella
Who name sounds better Daniel or kerri?
I would say Daniel is much better. Why I say that is because Daniel is a more specific name than kerri. Also it's my first name.
How has batteries been replaced or updated today?
battery now is more high-tech , or as you can say much faster and better
Which is better a bunny or a seal?
i would say a bunny, they do not go as much and are easier to handle. but they do go to the bathroom more frequently.
Is an ipod better than an mp3 player?
YES!!!! it's alot better because it holds more songs, can hold music videos and it has a color screen. I would say it's much better!
Are male thongs better than boxers?
From experience yes i would have to say that thongs are better than boxers they are so much more comfortable and give you extreme support
How do you say much better in Spanish?
Mucho Mejor
Where did the expression more better originate?
"More better" is just bad grammar, nothing else. The word better is sufficient by itself, it is not necessary nor correct to say "more better".
