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Comparative Forms of "Pleasant" by Ali S Hani is a document available to read on EtoBox.

1) The author received a question about whether they had incorrectly used "pleasanter" instead of "more pleasant" in a previous article. 2) They investigated rules for forming comparative adjectives but found the rules to be more complex than simply adding "-er" or using "more". 3) While one-syllable words and two-syllable words ending in "y" usually take "-er", some two-syllable words not ending in "y" can also take "-er". 4) The author was unable to determine a definitive rule for when two-syllable words

Author

Ali S Hani

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