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hiflier | 20:18 Wed 23rd Aug 2017 | Arts & Literature
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Bad is an adjective, worse is an adjective, but worst is a noun. So is it bad grammar to write 'the worst thing you could do'? Should I write 'the worse thing you could do' instead?
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decorum, please, young ladies, this is not Chatterbank.
Whaaaa?
:() xxx
I am the decorumest person ever!
Rhubarb is the worsest. Yeuck.
dulce et decorumest
No! Rhubarb is the bestest! It's more best than apples.
Jno, I have just spurted my wine all over my tablecloth. That was brilliant!!
Apple and rhubarb go together brilliantly!
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Pro patrium mori to all!
and 'the worse thing you could do' is indeed bad grammar
The worstest thing you could do is pro patria mori, I think
Quite correct, Tilly. I blame keyboard and wine :) Apologies.
That was fun. I hope you are happy with the answers, Hiflier. Goodnight all.

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