far more
fixed phr..fixed phr.. a lot more. You use this to emphasize a difference when comparing two things.
fixed phr.. an intensifier used with comparative adjectives or adverbs to indicate a significant degree of difference.
This new phone is far more expensive than my old one.
The second half of the movie was far more exciting than the slow beginning.
Recent data suggests that the environmental impact of the project is far more extensive than the initial reports indicated.
usually precedes a comparative adjective or adverb to add emphasis.
teach this as a more natural and common alternative to 'much more' in both spoken and written English.
This is far more better.This is far better.do not use 'more' with comparative adjectives that already end in '-er'; use 'far' alone or 'far more' with longer adjectives.