never + comparative
I´ve never read a more enjoyable book than this.

I´ve never read a book more enjoyable than this.

which is the correct oreder of the adjective here?

Thanks

Question

never + comparative
I´ve never read a  more enjoyable book than this.

I´ve never read a book more enjoyable than this.

which is the correct oreder of the adjective here?

Thanks

Answer

They mean the same, although in most contexts, I would usually say "more than this one" instead of "more than this." It sounds a bit more natural / common to me in American English. My friend agrees. :)

Answer

Hi

to be honest, either would do, however i prefer the first. In the 2nd sentence you are emphasising that it is a book, so it might imply that there have been other publications you have enjoyed as much or more, but they weren't books.

Hope this helps

Len

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