When to use "more" instead of "-er". (e.g. "More clear" vs. "Clearer")

The basic rules of forming comparatives: > One syllable words take "-er". Look at these examples: clear -> clearer, sweet -> sweeter > Multisyllable words take "more". Look at these examples: incredible -> more incredible (not "incredibler"), horrible -> more horrible (not "horribler") > Two-syllable words ending in consonant + y take "ier": Look at these examples: happy -> happier, pretty -> prettier Some words can take either -er or 'more': Both "more clear" and "clearer" are acceptable:

For one / two syllable word- "er" is used... For multi syllable words- 'More' is used... NOTE::: . . . . - er and more Cannot be used in one scentance... Ex..more cleverer(×) Only Cleverer is used...

When we compare two things or person, we use "more" and "-er". EXAMPLES:- Neha is happier than Sima. Neha is more beautiful than Sima. Here we compare two persons (Neha and Sima) we use "More" or "-er". We use "more" in Multi syllable words. EXAMPLE :- Beautiful - more beautiful - most beautiful. We use "-er" in one syllable words. EXAMPLE :- Happy - happier - happiest So, I think clearer is correct and more clear is incorrect.

In this example clearer is correct. if we take an example 'intelligent then we will put more before it.

When we compare between two things or person we use more . For example, she is better Than me.

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More clear

there are some words which uses more instead of -er in the comparative form. beautiful - more beautiful intelligent - more intelligent clear - more clear etc.

If an word has more than one syllable, we should use "more". Ex :- Beautiful - More Beautiful If an word has one syllable, we should use "-er". Ex :- Clear - Clearer So, Clear - Clearer - Clearest is correct.