"...is better than..." or "...is way better than"?
Are there any differences between these two expressions? How to use them? Thank you! :)
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the difference is one of emphasis. In both cases you are saying that A is better than B, but in the second instance, by saying 'way better' you are adding emphasis. So the second one is saying that A is MUCH better than B. The difference between them is considerable.
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