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LoveCZ Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Most Pretty or Prettiest?

As the title mentioned, I have seen different people using them. Therefore, I am kind of confused. Thanks for putting out my curiosity.
  

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I think "Pretiest" is far and away the better choice.

— Avangi

  • I think "Pretiest" is far and away the better choice.
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I think "Pretiest" is far and away the better choice.
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AvangiI think "Pretiest" is far and away the better choice.

Absolutely.

A general rule: "more/most" are always correct, but usually reserved for multi-syllabic words; mono-syllabic adjectives and those ending in 'y' usually take "-er/-est".
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A handy rule, Philip. Thanks. [Y]
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thank's for your help Emotion: smile[Y]
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