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Which preposition should one choose when having two adjectives that require different prepositions and different verb forms in a comparative?

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Is it incorrect to use "more gentle"?

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Mass nouns and counts nouns. Does getting it wrong ever matter?

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Thoughts on today's article on "farther" vs "further"?

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Why do superlative adverbs sometimes use 'the'?

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A question about Comparatives

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Why is fickler a word?

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Is it incorrect to use non-comparative adjectives while comparing two things?

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Does "No more" by necessity imply there was some before?

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"no younger than I am" or "no more young than I am"?

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I found a phrase in the Oxford dictionary: “my birthday seems to come round quicker each year”. Why is the word quicker used instead of more quickly? [duplicate]

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Which preposition should one choose when having two adjectives that require different prepositions and different verb forms in a comparative?

Is it incorrect to use "more gentle"?

Mass nouns and counts nouns. Does getting it wrong ever matter?

comparative phrase 'more than'

Thoughts on today's article on "farther" vs "further"?

Any more+comparitive+than

Why do superlative adverbs sometimes use 'the'?

A question about Comparatives

Why is fickler a word?

Is it incorrect to use non-comparative adjectives while comparing two things?

Comparative Adjectives without Than or Object

Does "No more" by necessity imply there was some before?

"no younger than I am" or "no more young than I am"?

comparative construction used with pronouns, especially 'her'

Adverbs in comparative clauses

I found a phrase in the Oxford dictionary: “my birthday seems to come round quicker each year”. Why is the word quicker used instead of more quickly? [duplicate]