A question about Comparatives
As I understand it, comparatives compare with something. But which of the following sentences is correct.
- It wasn't busy tonight at the club? can you say next week will be busier?
- It wasn't busy tonight at the club? can you say next week will be busy?
Both are correct right?
Yes, I would say that both are correct. In #1, you're asking whether the club will be busier than not busy at all. In #2, you're asking if the club will be busy, as opposed to not busy. I think they come down to the same thing, and neither is incorrect.