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They are the comparative and superlative forms, respectively, of the adjective bad . John is a bad boy; Alec is worse; Peter is the worst. They can also be used as adverbs (badly).
- They are the comparative and superlative forms, respectively, of the adjective bad .
- John is a bad boy; Alec is worse; Peter is the worst.
- They can also be used as adverbs (badly).
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They are the comparative and superlative forms, respectively, of the adjective bad.
John is a bad boy; Alec is worse; Peter is the worst.
They can also be used as adverbs (badly).
John is a bad boy; Alec is worse; Peter is the worst.
They can also be used as adverbs (badly).
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