Which do you like more A or B?
I learned the following sentence at school.
Which do you like better,cats or dogs?
But should the 'better' be replaced with 'more'?
How about the answer to the question:
I like cats better.
I like cats better than dogs.
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Answers · 3
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In this situation, better and best are interchangeable with more and most. It may not be 'grammatical', but it is so commonly used that they'll just have to change the rules.
You wouldn't say 'I like cats worse than dogs', though. Stick with less and least.
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"better" is the way to go, bro. "More " is fine, but you will hear "better" more often. Interesting question, though. I don't really know why.
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no - not "should be replaced" but can be replaced if you want. your answers are both ok
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