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adverb
Comparative rank of adverbs
Comparative-grade usage
公式120 like… better than…
It means "and...... I prefer ......".
>I like apples better than oranges.
I prefer apples to oranges.
>I like movies better than radio.
I prefer movies to radio.
>I like this story best of all.
Of all the stories, this one is my favorite.
Caution:
The superlative usage is: like... (the)best+ comparison range
Apply to complete sentences
A: Which colour do you like better, red or blue?
I ___red ___.
A: Well , and of the three sizes , which do you like best?
B: l ___the biggest one ______all.
(The answer is below)
like; better
like; best of
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