Is worse than in sentence?

What worse than nonsense! It is worse than useless. But it was all worse than he thought. He was worse than we thought.

How do you use bad and worst and worse?

The growing intensity scale of the word is: bad – worse – worst. Worst is the most bad and worse is more bad than bad. The weather in November is bad, but it’s worse in December. The worst weather all winter is in January.

Can you say more bad?

(It can be an adjective too, though, you’re right). “Badly” has special comparative and superlative forms: “worse” and “worst”. “More badly” doesn’t really exist (edit: the thread linked to below suggests one case when it can be used), though people would understand you if you said it.

Which is correct worse case or worst case?

Is it a worse case scenario or a worst-case scenario? The correct usage would be worst-case scenario. A worst-case scenario is characterized by the worst of the possible foreseeable circumstances. It is the most extreme scenario.

What does bad English mean?

An informal term for English that does not measure up to approved norms, because it is ungrammatical, poorly spelt, or uses expletives: ‘What is called “bad English” in the usual sense may be highly effective in the appropriate context’ ( W. Nelson Francis, The English Language, 1967).

How do you say my English is very good?

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Is “your English is very good” grammatically correct?

“Your English is very good” is grammatically correct. “Good” is a predicate adjective referring to the noun “English.” “Very” is an adverb modifying “good.”

How do I know if my English is bad?

If you constantly describe your English as “bad” or “terrible,” or if you say things like “I can’t speak English very well” – you will eventually begin to believe that it is true. These negative thoughts will make you less confident, and your progress in English fluency will be slower. You might even give up completely,…

Is it OK to say “sorry for my Bad English”?

“Sorry for my bad English.” Be careful, because these two phrases are dangerous to your English learning! Why? If you constantly describe your English as “bad” or “terrible,” or if you say things like “I can’t speak English very well” – you will eventually begin to believe that it is true.

Is it correct to say you speak English very well?

“You speak English very good” is not correct, because “good” is an adjective modifying the verb “speak.” That’s wrong; you need an adverb in that position: “You speak English very well .” But “You speak very good English” (same words as the previous example, in a different order) is grammatically correct.