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What are the differences between "Worse" and "Worst"?

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I have some confusion about these words, please answer me, what is the difference between "Worse" and "Worst" in English?

Thanks for answering!

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  • Polina Kovalenko
    "Worse" is the comparative degree of "bad", "The worst" is the superlative degree of "bad". For example: "Running is worse than cycling but the worst activity for me is swimming".
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