Today I’m going to explain why we never say “more better.”
English learners sometimes say things like, “My English is getting more better” – but it’s ALWAYS incorrect. Take the lesson to learn the right way to express comparatives!
270: Stay motivated tip #7 - Plan to come back after a break
269: Stay motivated tip #6 - What to do when you feel lazy
268: Stay motivated tip #5 - Keep an English success journal
267: Stay motivated tip #4 - Visualize your English goals
266: Stay motivated tip #3 - Don't take mistakes so seriously/personally
265: Stay motivated tip #2 - Never compare your English to others'
264: How to stay motivated when learning English - Tip #1
263 - How to pronounce long, complicated words in English
262 - Phrases for education - 7 expressions and 1 common error
261 - Learn 10 business English verbs
260 - 4 ways to use the -ING form of verbs in English
259 - Say, tell, speak, or talk?
258 - How to pronounce English words ending in -ILE
257 - 16 common collocations with "time"
256 - 20 phrasal verbs with GET
255 - 10 idioms for extreme emotion
254: Quiz - 10 Common English spelling mistakes
253: English phrases for talking about the weather
252 - Pronunciation Practice: Difficult words with "R"
251 - 10 vocabulary words starting with "F"
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