Which sentence uses irregular comparative forms correctly?
AThis is the more bad option of the two.
BThis is the worst option of the two.
CThis is the baddest option of the two.
DThis is the worse option of the two.
Explanation
– ‘Bad’ is an irregular adjective, forming its comparative as ‘worse’, not ‘more bad’.
– When comparing exactly two things, the comparative degree is used, not the superlative.
– Correct: This is the worse option of the two.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: Grammar
- Subtopic: Degrees of Comparison
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