Comparative Adjectives

Which sentence is correct?

• He had the bestest time.

• He had the most best time.

• He had the best time.

Which sentence is correct?

• This is the most longest line.

• That is the longest line.

• That is the longer line.

Which sentence is correct?

• The Harlem Globe Trotters are the best players.

• The Harlem Globe Trotters are the bestest players.

• The Harlem Globe Trotters are the better players.

Which sentence is correct?

• These are the slower cars.

• These are the most slowest cars.

• These are the slowest cars.

Which sentence is correct?

• Taylor is oldest than Molly.

• Taylor is older than Molly.

• Taylor is more older than Molly.

Which sentence is correct?

• Those are the goofiest kids.

• Those are the goofier kids.

• Those are the more goofier kids.

Which sentence is correct?

• Ryan is the angryest.

• Ryan is the angriest.

• Ryan is the angrier.

Which sentence is correct?

• Even though it does not look it, Murphy is tallest than Riley.

• Even though it does not look it, Murphy is more taller than Riley.

• Even though it does not look it, Murphy is taller than Riley.

Which sentence is correct?

• Ryan is faster than Molly.

• Ryan is more faster than Molly.

• Ryan is fastest than Molly.

Which sentence is correct?

• That is the bigger flag I have ever seen.

• That is the bigest flag I have ever seen.

• That is the biggest flag I have ever seen.