Both are right.
However, the more correct phrase for 2 -- We all needed to dress more warmly than usual.
_____ 1. That was the Worse/Worst painting Jeremy had ever seen.
_____ 2. We all needed to dress more warm/warmer than usual.
1. Worst (because of the past (was))
2. Warmer ( because of "needed")
5 answers
“Worse” is the comparative form, and it’s used when comparing/contrasting TWO things or people.
“Worst” is the superlative form, used when comparing/contrasting THREE OR MORE things or people.
Neither answer is correct for #2. There should be an adverb there, not an adjective.
“Worst” is the superlative form, used when comparing/contrasting THREE OR MORE things or people.
Neither answer is correct for #2. There should be an adverb there, not an adjective.
Yes, but that wasnt really a option just those to, Both the sentences are weirdly placed in my opinion
It's sad that the text author who is supposed to teach students English is incompetent.
Ikr!! This is just huuuuuuhh