Which form of the modifier best completes the sentence? Which of your three siblings laughs __________? A. louder <-? b. more loudly c. most loudly d. more louder<-?
C.
@GirlgoyleH. Which of your three siblings laughs MOST loudly???
Yeah, which one do you think it is?
B
I think its c because it says "which of"
A, you would say 'more louder' because the 'er' at the end of 'louder' already infers that
B and C are also improper
Since the sentence uses 'which off' you wouldn't use 'loudly' If the sentence was 'your siblings laugh _____' then you would use plain 'loudly'
It wouldnt be more louder or louder because its comparing all three, it says "which OF your three siblings
In this case, it's just like using the word 'funnier' or 'more fun'. 'Funnier' is improper and is not a word, you would use 'more fun'. It's all about word form and such
No, it would be 'louder' think about it 'which of your siblings laugh louder' Tho, I can understand, you would expect the word 'than' afterwards.
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I think your getting 'most loudly' from the word 'loudest' because 'loudest' is what should be used
Since you can't use 'loudest' 'louder' would be the next best option
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