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25 dic 2016 · Moderator Emeritus. Coventry, UK. English UK Southern Standard English. Dec 25, 2016. #2. I'd have said that " get better at " is the more usual of the two, but I wouldn't label either " get better in Japanese" or "How to get better in sports" as being wrong.
28 set 2012 · Sep 28, 2012. #8. Thomas Tompion said: You would better can be shortened to you'd better but then it's either the conditional of to better, meaning to do better than someone, as in. 1. If you won tomorrow, you would better our previous record, set by the treble-winning side in the 1975-76 season.
5 nov 2008 · In Old English, the two the s were not articles but demonstratives with different case endings. In modern English, we have to fill in words to express what used to be in the endings. No verb was necessary: the (1) = so (much), subject. the (2) = that (much), complement. The more, the better = So (much) more (is) that (much) better.
3 giu 2011 · Had better and had best are idioms, meaning "would be wise to" (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary) or "ought to" (American Heritage Dictionary). Because they are idioms, you can't remove the word better as you have done above, since taking better out destroys the idiom.
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5 set 2008 · Sep 5, 2008. #3. Hi Array, Whether you use "the less the better," "the fewer the better" or "the smaller the better" depends on what adjective fits for the noun that you are talking about. "little/not much + uncountable noun" --> The less the better. Example: I put very little icing on the cupcakes. As far as I'm concerned, the less the better!
26 dic 2006 · Dec 26, 2006. #5. Il libro di Marcel Proust si intitola "Alla ricerca del tempo perduto" (forse perché è più formale), e invece, ad esempio, c'è la frase fatta "a tempo perso", non si dice "a tempo perduto". A mio avviso, il participio passato solitamente è "perso" ("perduto" è troppo formale), e come aggettivo si usano entrambi.
well-known better-known or more known best-known or most well-known the same happens with good-looking but there is a text which goes like this: For almost 17 years Jane has worked as one of the Tower of London's Yeoman Warders, _____ known to tourist as Beefeather. answers: more better (the teacher's book says this is the correct one)
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