Question

in the completion I was nervous and played...... thanks usual a) worst b) few c) worse d) more bady e) badder

Answer 1

In the completion I was nervous and played worse than usual.

Answer 2

In the completion I was nervous and played ...... than usual. c) worse

Answer 3

Out of the options given, the correct choice would be (c) worse.

The sentence is talking about being nervous and playing in a completion, so the correct comparative form to use would be "worse" rather than "worst" or "few." "More bad" is also incorrect grammar, and "badder" is a non-standard word. Therefore, the best option is "worse."

Answer 4

The correct answer is c) worse.

The sentence is describing a situation where the speaker was nervous and performed poorly in some activity. The comparative form of "bad" is "worse," so the correct phrase is "played worse."

Option a) "worst" is the superlative form of "bad" and is not appropriate in this context. Option b) "few" means a small number or amount and is not relevant to the sentence. Option d) "more bad" is grammatically incorrect because "bad" is already a comparative form, and using "more" would be redundant. Option e) "badder" is not a proper English word and is considered slang.