hugomlazaro
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would like a better explanation on the superlative, when should I use "most" and when not I use.
[Grammar] Superlatives
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Adjectives of a single syllable usually form the comparative and superlative by means of suffixes; for example: quick, quicker, quickest.
Adjectives of more than one syllable usually form the comparative and superlative by means of more and most; for example, convenient, more convenient, most convenient.
There are however many exceptions to this rule, and you have to learn them one by one.
Adjectives of more than one syllable usually form the comparative and superlative by means of more and most; for example, convenient, more convenient, most convenient.
There are however many exceptions to this rule, and you have to learn them one by one.
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