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Mbouti Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

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Dear

"He is the most stylest teacher in our school.

He is the worst fashionable student in our school."

Are the above sentences correct grammartically and common in use?

Thanks in advance.
  

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mbouti "He is the most stylish teacher in our school. " For long adjectives like "stylish" and "fashionable," use "most" and "least" for the superlative, and "more" and "less" for the comparative. " "She is less fashionable than I am")

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  • mbouti "He is the most stylish teacher in our school.
  • " For long adjectives like "stylish" and "fashionable," use "most" and "least" for the superlative, and "more" and "less" for the comparative.
  • " "She is less fashionable than I am")
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mbouti"He is the most stylish teacher in our school.
mboutiHe is the least fashionable student in our school."
For long adjectives like "stylish" and "fashionable," use "most" and "least" for the superlative, and "more" and "less" for the
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can I use "the worst" instead of "the least"?
I wonder "the worst" alse superlative and express to the student who doesn't fit clothes well (or fit clothes urgly) in class.

Thanks
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If you really want to use "worst," you could phrase your sentence like this:

He's the worst dressed student in class.

Or the opposite:

He's the best dressed student in class.
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