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Adverbs/Adjectives of a 'greater but not greatest degree'

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Anonymous  +  275652 Tue, 03 Oct 06 01:37 PM
I know that words like 'most' and 'best' are superlatives, but what are words like 'more' and 'better' classified as?

Thanks,
-Brad
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Mister Micawber  +  275689 Tue, 03 Oct 06 03:09 PM

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Anonymous, 3 yr 50 days ago
Thanks a lot.

-Brad

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