much better
fixed phr..fixed phr.. A simple way to say something has improved a lot. It means 'a lot more good' than before or than something else.
fixed phr.. A comparative adjective ('better') intensified by the adverb 'much' to indicate a significant degree of improvement or superiority.
I feel much better today.
After a good night's sleep, her headache was much better and she could finally focus on her work.
The revised proposal was much better, addressing the committee's initial concerns with a clarity the original draft had sorely lacked.
Used to emphasize a comparison; 'much' modifies the comparative adjective 'better'.
Contrast with 'very good'; teach that 'much' (not 'very') is used to intensify comparative adjectives like 'better', 'bigger', or 'faster'.
I feel very better now.I feel much better now.Use 'much' or 'a lot' to modify comparative adjectives like 'better', not 'very'.