the most / the best / the worst

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Grammar notes

The Most, The Best, The Worst (Superlatives: Long and Irregular)

Long adjectives use the most in the superlative.

Some common adjectives are irregular, like best and worst.

This form shows the highest or lowest point in a group.

  • Example: It was the most exciting game.
  • Example: Monday was the worst day.

Quick Rule

  • the most + long adjective
  • irregular forms include the best and the worst

Some winners need the most. Some bring their own special form.