- 尚能饭 wrote:
Yes and no.:) The following is from an article I published a few years ago, in case you'd care:
Unique (and other absolute terms such as： chief, complete, perfect, prime, circular, equal, parallel, perpendicular and so on) cannot be compared, as by “more” or “most” or used with an intensive modifier such as “very”, “so”, or “quite”. 但任何规则都会有例外,
Grammar doesn't matter too much here. English can't speak none-English just as much as we can't speak wrong Chinese (or can we? :) ). What we speak is called Chinese, and they English. :)
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