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What's the difference between" worse and worse" and "worse and worst“?
I can not find "worse and worse " in the dictioinary .But i did read this in a book. So do you use this expression or not ?
28 de mar. de 2018 12:49
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There is bad (Something that went wrong or gives a bad feeling) , then there is worse and lastly there is worst. I will explain incorrectly for you to understand... there is bad... then badder (Worse) and lastly baddest (Worst). Badder is never used, it's incorrect... instead we say worse. As for the word baddest, it also incorrectly used because in these times it has become a Slang term for being Cool or popular. The correct way is bad, worse and worst.
28 de marzo de 2018
Things just got "worse and worse". It is an expression that people recognize, but it is very casual.
The same idea is also expressed when people say, "things went from bad to worse!" In other words, the situation became increasingly difficult.
Hope this helps
28 de marzo de 2018
Worse and worse is an expression, It means when a certain situation or thing is not getting any better and is basically deteriorating.
'worse' is a comparative adjective or adverb, describing something that is more disagreeable than something else. By comparison, 'worst' is a superlative adjective or an adverb that means something is as bad as it can get.
28 de marzo de 2018
yes worse and worse is an expression, basically means something is going very wrong
28 de marzo de 2018
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