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Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly'



 
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Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly' #1 (permalink) Mon Nov 03, 2008 5:00 am   Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly'		  
Hi every one,
Could you help me to find the difference between these sentences.
1 Her father is friendlier than her mother.
2.Her father is more friendly than her mother.
Thanks a lot!
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Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly' #2 (permalink) Mon Nov 03, 2008 8:29 am   Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly'		  
happily - more happily - the most happily
friendly - more friendly- the most friendly
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Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly' #3 (permalink) Mon Nov 03, 2008 16:03 pm   Difference between 'friendlier' and 'more friendly'		  
There's no difference. Some words don't take the "-er" ending, and need "more." Some can go either way. I don't object to either "friendlier" or "more friendly."
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