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Bookmark or Share- gentler / more gentle / gentlest / most gentle - WordReference ForumsI'd appreciate if the colleagues could help me with the adjectives listed below: gentle, quiet, clever, simple, friendly I found them as double form: gentle - gentler - the gentlest or more gentle, the most gentle, etc Is it correct? Is one of these forms more commonly used? Thanks for you...
- ¿ Tienes algo que decirme? | WordReference ForumsIt's gentler, less demanding than the question in Spanish. I also think it's an unnecessarily loose translation, given that a good word-for-word translation is an option: Do you have something to tell me about your [high school] grades?
- more gentle versus gentler - WordReference Forumsmore gentle versus gentler. Thread starter NewAmerica; Start date Aug 18, 2017; NewAmerica Banned. Mandarin
- Comparative, superlative: clever - WordReference ForumsThe folks stating the "rules" seem to be cheating. If it ends in "-le", use "-er/est"; example "gentle, gentler, gentlest". Really? Then it's "agile, agiler, agilest" and "sterile, steriler, sterilest". I don't think so. One thing that hasn't been mentioned is the difficulty of pronouncing the silly things. "Cleverer" and "tenderer" are hard to ...
- A polite word referring to "retarded" peopleHello, I am looking for a non-offensive word referring to “retarded people”. The ones who take part in special Olympic. Is there a special word? or I should say "the ones with physical/mental disabilities" ? Thank you Arianr
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