Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Is the meaning same
"It could be better".
"It couldn't be better".
"It couldn't be better".
Top answer
No. Think of it this way. "It could be better".
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No.
Think of it this way.
"It could be better". It's good, but it can be improved.
"It couldn't be better". It's so good that it can't be improved.
Think of it this way.
"It could be better". It's good, but it can be improved.
"It couldn't be better". It's so good that it can't be improved.
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No, they are not the same. The affirmative statement says that "it" isn't perfect, while the negative says that "it" is perfect.
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