Fuller Or More Full

This is for all English teachers, is it LLER or MORE LL? There is a slight difference between a woman and me. 3

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As an example. If you had two cups and another ... you would say MORE LL on the left. On the left is O LLER.

Another example ... our mother set herself up (she has a lock in her hair) and said that her hair looks more comfortable. Or if you are a mother, your hair will look more LL.

mostly

In my humble opinion, neither Ller nor Morrell feel right, because LL is an absolute concept. Words like complete, perfect, and ll cannot be meaningfully compared. Sings or not? There is nothing more important about the disease. :)

However, the function can help you make good comparisons.

Really full

Majority

But wait,

As always, English surprised us with one exception :)

In Cambridge Grammar of English, I see the following sentences at the bottom of the page to discuss anything and everything.

Authors talk about using words like some and all, so whatever you have to say, go to the page for more information on this topic.

Below is the picture.

More ll or ll

I'll probably repeat it: the cut on the left is bigger and your hair looks bigger. That sounds weird. Also, like I said ... that's fine.

Fuller Or More Full

Partly it depends on the context, but I would say it happens in most contexts. On the one hand, there can be no comparison, because 11 or not, there is no way through 11. But, in general, students or more can be heard.
Probably not if you want to hit around the bush. It's all or nothing. Maybe that's why other people see problems in the forms that can be expected from monosyllabic words.