Comparatives and Superlatives

This is the baddest traffic I have ever seen on this road.

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• worse

• worst

• most bad

Dan speaks Spanish the fluentliest in the class.

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• most fluently

• most fluent

• less fluently

The sheriff's department uses them bloodhounds that can detect even the faintest scents.

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• this

• there

• these

Wallis greedily grabbed the most largest piece of cake on the plate.

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• more larger

• largest

• largely

The auctioneer manages to speak more rapidly than I thought was possible.

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• rapidlier than

• more rapid then

• rapidly than

No one on the track team runs more fast than Ryan.

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• faster

• more faster

• as fast

Pepperoni Plus is the restaurant that serves the goodest pizza in town.

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• better

• best

• most best

The director reminded the cast to speak most distinctly than they had in the first rehearsal.

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• distincter

• more distincter

• more distinctly

The detective needed a more complete description of the suspect.

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• completer

• most complete

• complete

The planet Venus appears more bright than many stars.

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• more brighter

• brighter

• most brightly