01 Mar 07
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Originally posted by SharpeMotherWell, English isn't my first language. But I think 'worst' is a more suitable word in this particular case.
He spelled everything correctly and his grammar was flawless.
WORSE and WORST are both adjectives. The former means less good; the latter means most bad. Looking at the context of this thread, I'm inclined to think that joseph meant to discuss the thing that is most bad about himself, as opposed to just less good. Therefore, perhaps the word 'worst' should be adopted here. But then again, like I said, English isn't my first language!
01 Mar 07
Originally posted by ckoh1965You're right...I was bluffing and taking advantage of the fact that Twhitehead wouldn't be smart enough to notice. 😉
Well, English isn't my first language. But I think 'worst' is a more suitable word in this particular case.
[b]WORSE and WORST are both adjectives. The former means less good; the latter means most bad. Looking at the context of this thread, I'm inclined to think that joseph meant to discuss the thing that is [i][b ...[text shortened]... st' should be adopted here. But then again, like I said, English isn't my first language![/b]