Vietnamese: thương | WordReference Forums
网页2011年12月4日 · Here, "Rất thương" = very love. But level higher and stronger than the "thương". It signifies someone who loves someone, (between parents and children, between you and me, between friends ....) "Vietnamese grammar is harder than storm".
'more' + adjective vs comparative [more beautiful / prettier]
网页2019年3月10日 · English (American). We *need* to use 'more' in the situation you describe. We are often, however, *allowed* to use 'more' where the -er form is available. My opinion. “No more pretty than you,” Broderick countered. Still, Bronson only laughed—for it seemed laughter was in him always. “Far more pretty than I, Sir Broderick.
If you have any problem/problems | WordReference Forums
网页2016年10月29日 · England (aged 79) UK English. Oct 29, 2016. #3. I would choose between a problem and any problems. Any problems suggests that problems would not be unusual. Have a problem is about ten times as common on COCA (Corpus of Contemporary American). Have any problem (s) have between 200 and 300 examples. E.