Which sentence uses the adjective ultimate correctly?
1. The company’s more ultimate goal is to make a profit.
2. The company’s most ultimate goal is to make a profit.
3. The company’s ultimatest goal is to make a profit.
4. The company’s ultimate goal is to make a profit.

Question

Which sentence uses the adjective ultimate correctly?
1.     The company’s more ultimate goal is to make a profit.
2.	The company’s most ultimate goal is to make a profit.
3.	The company’s ultimatest goal is to make a profit.
4.	The company’s ultimate goal is to make a profit.

anonymous · Answer

Any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

Company's is singular posessive. They have one goal. We aren't comparing anything so there is no reason to use a comparative or superlative. This should help find the answer,
  Also, try reading each out loud, Only one really sounds correct.

anonymous · Answer

Remember passive, comparative (more) superlative (most)