What is the difference between 'much better' and 'more better'

[Regina]

Test No. incompl/elem-26 "The Bells", question 9

Ah that's ......... better now I can't hear those awful bells. Now what was it you wanted to say?

(a) more
(b) most
(c) mostly
(d) much

Test No. incompl/elem-26 "The Bells", answer 9

Ah that's much better now I can't hear those awful bells. Now what was it you wanted to say?

Correct answer: (d) much

Your answer was: incorrect
Ah that's more better now I can't hear those awful bells. Now what was it you wanted to say?
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Why not "more"?

Regina

[Torsten]

The comparative of good is better. Much better means a lot better - better by far.

Maybe, you are referring to the comparative of long adjectives such as more expensive, more intelligent, more beautiful etc.?

So, you can say, A Mercedes is much more expensive than a Toyota but it's also much better.

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[Simon]

Hey,

Can I say considerably better?
Does an expression considerably better equal to an expression much better?

Best wishes,
Simon

[Alan]

Hi Simon,

If you wanted some sort of scale showing degrees of being better, then considerably would be higher up the scale than much.You might be interested to know that there is a conversational expression that is used to encourage someone for making good progress in doing these tests for example and that is: That's much much better.
Alan
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[Acharyasd]

I tried the test ' The Bells ' .confusion was there so I took help and learnt some new phrases. Very well explained .
Thank you very much