Question

Which of these sentences is written correctly?

A) The family next door is the most loudest in the neighborhood.

B) The closet keeps getting more fuller.

C) That dog gets fatter every day.

D) The most quickest way to feel better is drink water.

Answer 1

Answer: C. That dog gets fatter every day.

Explanation: All of the other answer choices are redundant; i.e. "most loudest", "more fuller" and "most quickest" do not work.

Answer 2

That dog gets fatter every day (Option C)

Step-by-step explanation:

That dog gets fatter every day is written correctly because it does not contain a combination of two superlative adverbs or two comparatives. It only contains the comparative form of the adverb fat.

However, a close study of other options shows combinations of two superlative adverbs in the same sentence. For example in option A there is most (superlative form of much) and loudest (superlative form of loud) in one sentence. The same situation plays out in option D where most (superlative form of more) and quickest (superlative form of quick) exist together.

On the other hand, there is the existence of two comparatives in option B as more is the comparative form of many while fuller is the comparative of full.