Is this sentence right?
"He is most interested in apples."
Grammar(most)
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Re: Grammar(most)
It is "correct" but without context it is ambiguous. It could mean:
He is very interested in apples.
He is interested in apples more than anything else.
No doubt the context will show the actual meaning.
He is very interested in apples.
He is interested in apples more than anything else.
No doubt the context will show the actual meaning.
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