Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
good or best
Which is correct? thank you.
1. John and I are good friends or John and I are best friends. Which do we use comparative or superlative adjectives?
1. John and I are good friends or John and I are best friends. Which do we use comparative or superlative adjectives?
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Hi, Which is correct? thank you. 1.
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Hi,
Which is correct? thank you.
1. John and I are good friends or John and I are best friends. Which do we use comparative or superlative adjectives?
Generally speaking, consider this.
John is my good friend. Perhaps I have other good friends, too.
Tom is my best friend. No-one is a better friend to me than Tom.
Best wishes, Clive
Which is correct? thank you.
1. John and I are good friends or John and I are best friends. Which do we use comparative or superlative adjectives?
Generally speaking, consider this.
John is my good friend. Perhaps I have other good friends, too.
Tom is my best friend. No-one is a better friend to me than Tom.
Best wishes, Clive
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