Good, better, best, bad, worse and worst

Key Notes:

Good → Better → Best

• Good – describes something nice or of high quality
  • Example: She is a good singer. 🎤
• Better – comparative form, used to compare two things
  • Example: Her singing today is better than yesterday. 🎶
• Best – superlative form, used to show the highest degree among three or more things
  • Example: She is the best singer in our class. 🏆

Tip: ✅

• Use better with two things
• Use best with three or more things

Bad → Worse → Worst

• Bad – describes something not good or unpleasant
  • Example: This is a bad movie. 🎬
• Worse – comparative form, used to compare two things that are bad
  • Example: Today’s weather is worse than yesterday. 🌧️
• Worst – superlative form, used to describe the most unpleasant
  • Example: This is the worst day of my life! 😭

Tip: ❌

• Use worse for two things
• Use worst for three or more things

Quick Comparison Table

Positive	Comparative	Superlative
Good ✅	Better 👍	Best 🏆
Bad ❌	Worse ⚠️	Worst 💀

Extra Examples

• Good / Better / Best
  • My cake is good, your cake is better, but grandma’s cake is the best! 🍰
• Bad / Worse / Worst
  • This road is bad, that road is worse, but the mountain road is the worst! 🏔️

Remember

• Good and Bad are irregular adjectives – they don’t follow the usual -er/-est rule.
• Always check if you are comparing two things (comparative) or three or more (superlative).