Hi,
"Among the five students, he works the hardest."
Why should we add 'the' before 'hardest' here?
Can I say "Among the five students, he works hardest." without 'the' here?
Thanks a lot.
Anonymous Why should we add 'the' before 'hardest' here? Because you are comparing one person to four other people. " without 'the' here?
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AnonymousWhy should we add 'the' before 'hardest' here?
Because you are comparing one person to four other people.
AnonymousCan I say "Among the five students, he works hardest." without 'the' here?
Not in that context.