"More better" in any context is grammatically incorrect. The verb tenses are better and best.
"Better than before" is grammatically correct.
Example sentence:
While the judges thought Mary's cake was better than before, they decided John's baking was better.
"Little better than" is correct grammatically. It means the same as "no better than" or "not better than" with the implication of "much the same as". "Little" is not a comparative like "more". "More better than" is incorrect. Better is itself a comparative and "more" signals comparative so the two together are redundant. "Less better than" is also incorrect.
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no. it is a scientifficaly proven fact that men have more sensitive noses and can smell things before and better than women can.
They will have a better depth perception than before.
Definatley Jeeps are better. More reliable. More Room. Looks better. More history. What more do you need. The 4x4 systems in Jeeps are better than that of a Honda and the metal on Jeeps is way safer.
today's life is better than before as new inventions are done there are new technology and discovery
The correct wording is "You are better than I." The way to tell is to finish the sentence - "You are better than I am" is correct, whereas "You are better than me am" would be incorrect.
You can study more hard, and prepare well before the test or examination.
messi isn better than because neymar does better tricks than messi and scores more goals
centerparcs is better got more stuff to do and more activities but butlins water park is better
Linux is better than Windows for servers because it is more stable and more secure which are two important reasons why it is better for your server and why you can trust it more.
Yes black is better than red