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Grammar blanks: -er/-est, more/most, far/much/a bit, too/enough

by Javier Mijangos
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To describe size and degree in English , we often add - er or - to short adjectives like tall , neat , and small , but for longer ones we use or , for example and . For distance , many speakers prefer and instead of more or most far . When there is just a little difference , you can use an intensifier like " a " though other constructions are possible . If something is excessive , you might say too or not , if you need more of something .

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