Question

Модно ли перед словом tasty поставить more и most?

Answer 1

Да можно) так что можешь ставить и most и more

Answer 2

No, it is not grammatically correct to use "more" and "most" before the word "tasty." "Tasty" is an adjective that already conveys the degree of how delicious something is. Therefore, you don't need to use "more" or "most" with it.

The correct forms are:

• Tasty (for describing something delicious)
• Tastier (comparative form, for something more delicious than another thing)
• Tastiest (superlative form, for the most delicious thing among a group)

Examples:

1. This pizza is tasty. (Describing its general deliciousness)
2. This pizza is tastier than the one we had yesterday. (Comparing its deliciousness to another pizza)
3. This pizza is the tastiest in town. (Declaring it as the most delicious pizza among all others in town)

So, it's important to use the comparative and superlative forms when comparing different degrees of tastiness, not "more" and "most" before "tasty."