"Both sides affirmed that for things to be good from now on, the relations and unity between the two should be further strengthened," he said
A) affirmed that for things to be good from now on,
B) affirmed that for things to be best from now on,
C) affirmed that for things to be better from now on,
D) affirmed that for things to be more good from now on,
E) affirmed that for things to be more better from now on,

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This sentence has an error by using the adjective (good) in the place its comparative form. When the adjective is used in a comparative notion the comparative form of the adjective has to be used as in the option C (to be better). The other forms (to be best/good/ more good/more better) that are suggested in the rest of the options are all wrong. Option C is the correct answer.

"Both Sides Affirmed That for Things to Be Good from Now