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Yellowstarstruck Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammatically Correct

Hi! Is this grammatically correct? Thanks, Fulvio

1. At the moment it seems to be getting worser and worser.

  

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No. It should be "getting worse and worse". g.

  • No.
  • It should be "getting worse and worse".
  • g.
  • for humorous effect.
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No. It should be "getting worse and worse". The word "worser" is always wrong in modern English, being a kind of redundant double comparative, though sometimes it may be used deliberately or knowingly as incorrect, e.g. for humorous effect.

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bad - worse - the worst

At the moment it seems to be getting worse and worse.

CB

cross-posted with GPY

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yellowstarstruck1. At the moment, it seems to be getting worse and worse.

Please note the corrections.

Note also that "worser" is not a word in English. The adjective "bad" has the comparative form "worse", not "worser".

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