Question

Which sentence uses a comparison correctly?

A.
Which is more worse, a rainy vacation or no vacation at all?

B.
Which is worse, a rainy vacation or no vacation at all?

C.
Which is worst, a rainy vacation or no vacation at all?

D.
Which is badder, a rainy vacation or no vacation at all?

Answer 1

C

Answer 2

Why C? @AdoNine

Answer 3

B???

Answer 4

yea

Answer 5

my sis is taking over the keyboard i was trying to say B

Answer 6

It's A. >.< The comparison is the best in sentence A.

Answer 7

isnt it B

Answer 8

comparison correctly.
The Which is MORE worse, a rainy vacation or no vacation at all?
is comparing them. at least that's what I think.

Answer 9

@Atsie am i right

Answer 10

@Atsie Am I right? :P

Answer 11

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Answer 12

Narrow it down peeps, C and D out. Read em aloud, look at them visually.
C --> Worst? Really?
Nothing comparing there.
D --> Badder? Whichever teacher came up with that as an option should really maybe stay out of pre-school. (nothin against teachers xD)

A and B.
Both @Ms-Brains and @AdoNine got the right idea, but we are still looking into comparisons!
When we are looking for comparisons we are simply slimming it down to smaller words, and in this case A is the way out. Ms Brains got it nailed. :)

@MrCoolGuy All of this makes sense, right?

Answer 13

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Answer 14

Don't be hurt @AdoNine You were definitely on the right track so kudo's to you for that! :))

Answer 15

Yeah! Good job everyone. :3

Answer 16

:))

Answer 17

so ms was right

Answer 18

Ms. Madam was right ^.^