Can someone please help to confirm this?
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(00m53s)I think it should be 'more of a living testament to' ?
The subtitle shows 'more living testament to' .
Ella YeThe subtitle shows 'more living testament to' .
Yes, it does. And that's what the narrator says.
The narrator may have read the script wrong.
Ella YeI think it should be 'more of a living testament to'.?[It's not a question.]
I agree. Or the same without 'of'.
CJ
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She does say "more living testament", which is wrong, but "more of a living testament" would be wrong, too, because that would mean that it was already a living testament. "More a living testament" would be right. Her bare form requires a foil.
An example of the bare form is "He was more cowboy than politician." You couldn't say that he was more cowboy than before. He would have to be more of a cowboy than before.
You could also say that he was more a cowboy than a politician. Again, he could not be more a cowboy than before.