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"Less" or "Least"?

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Good morning, can you help me with this question? What is the difference between "Less" and "Least" in English? Very grateful.

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  • Polina Kovalenko
    "Less" is the comparative degree of "little", for example: "Traveling by bus is less comfortable than by car". And "Least" is the superlative degree of "little", like "The least comfortable transport for me is a train".
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