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a young woman looks directly at the camera with a disappointed expression and makes a double thumbs-down gesture, illustrating the concept of something being worse or the worst

Worse than or worst of all? How to use the words ‘worse’ and ‘worst’

On By Liz WalterIn Common errors, Grammar, the English language7 Comments

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a young woman looks directly at the camera with a disappointed expression and makes a double thumbs-down gesture, illustrating the concept of something being worse or the worst
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by Liz Walter

It is common to see confusion between the words ‘worse’ and ‘worst’, so in today’s post, I am going to explain the difference and also talk about some useful phrases which contain these words. Continue reading “Worse than or worst of all? How to use the words ‘worse’ and ‘worst’” →