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'cooler' vs 'more cool' etc.



 
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'cooler' vs 'more cool' etc. #1 (permalink) Sat Apr 04, 2009 10:50 am   'cooler' vs 'more cool' etc.
 

what is correct,

cooler
or
more cool

or,

cleverer
or
more clever

cause, i found 'cooler' and 'cleverer' in the dictionary,
but i've seen some people saying 'more cool' or 'more clever'

thanks.
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'cooler' vs 'more cool' etc. #2 (permalink) Sat Apr 04, 2009 11:08 am   'cooler' vs 'more cool' etc.
 

Strictly speaking, in one-syllable words and some two-syllable words it's more correct to add the suffix -er, so cooler and cleverer would be correct. Some people may say more clever in order to avoid that -erer ending.
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