Tham khảo tài liệu 'writting good or well 6', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 208 Part IV All You Need to Know about Descriptions and Comparisons Q. Edgar s scrapbook which contains souvenirs from his trip to Watch Repair Camp is the example of a boring book that I have ever seen. good A. best. Once you mention the top or bottom experience of a lifetime you re in the superlative column. Because goodest isn t a word best is the one you want. 21. Edgar explains his souvenirs in detail than anyone would ever want to hear. much 22. Bored listeners believe that the item in his scrapbook is a set of gears each of which Edgar can discuss for hours. bad 23. On the bright side everyone knows that Edgar s watch repair skills are than the jewelers downtown. good 24. When he has the flu Edgar actually feels when he hears about a broken watch. bad 25. Although he is only nine years old Edgar has the timepieces of anyone in his fourth grade class including the teacher. many 26. The classroom clock functions fairly well but Ms. Appleby relies on Edgar to make it run even. well 27. Edgar s scrapbook also contains three samples of watch oil Edgar thinks Time-Ola Oil is the choice. good 28. Unfortunately last week Edgar let a little oil drip onto his lunch and became sick a few hours later he felt and had to call the doctor. ill 29. Time-Ola Oil is the of all the poisons cried the doctor. bad 30. But it s the for watches whispered Edgar. good Words That Are Incomparable Like You Because you bought this book I m assuming that you like me are perfect. Therefore you can t be compared to anything or anyone else because the word perfect as well as unique round circular right mistaken and a few other terms is an absolute. Logic which pops up from time to time in English grammar is the basis for this rule. If you reach an absolute state you can t be more or less absolute. Therefore an expression such as more circular or really unique is a no-no. You can however approach an absolute being for example nearly perfect okay I admit that s a better term for me
