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This Week's Leaders in January 2013 Moms

Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months

english gurus - smarter or more smart

TMs1stBaby

TMs1stBaby

May 2010 in Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months

This is driving me crazy. I keep hearing people saying things like - I guess that would have been more smart. I have always just said smarter? Is smarter a word or no? What would be considered proper. Why does "more smart" sound so strange to me.

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Re: english gurus - smarter or more smart

jillijo

May 2010

Smarter is the smarter thing to say.

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azaretsky member

May 2010

Definitely "smarter"

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TMs1stBaby

May 2010

Thank you! God, I am surrounded by so many stupid people that I am starting to doubt my own intelligence. WTF?

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Valentine99

May 2010

It's smart, smarter, smartest. Just in case somone needs the reference tool.

https://dictionary.reference.com/browse/smarter

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punkfiction_v.3 member

May 2010

1 syllable almost always = -er

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CMDR513 member

May 2010

1-2 syllables =
-er suffix
3 or more = more + word

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