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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

" the most tidy desk ? " or the tidiest desk

Can I say " which is the most tidiest desk here in the room ? " or should I say " which is the tidiest desk in the room ? "

Thanks ,

Joe
  

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You can say anything you want, but 'most -est' is incorrect grammar and redundant to boot. You should use either ' tidiest' or ' most tidy' , with the former the preferred.

— Mister Micawber

  • You can say anything you want, but 'most -est' is incorrect grammar and redundant to boot.
  • You should use either ' tidiest' or ' most tidy' , with the former the preferred.
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You can say anything you want, but 'most -est' is incorrect grammar and redundant to boot. You should use either 'tidiest' or 'most tidy', with the former the preferred.
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