Well, better, best, badly, worse and worst

Key Notes:

🌟 Well, Better, Best, Badly, Worse, and Worst 🌟

Well ✅

Meaning: To do something in a good way.

Example: She sings well. 🎤🎶

Tip: Usually used with verbs.

Better 👍

Meaning: Comparative form of well or good.

Use: To compare two things.

Example: My drawing is better than yours. 🎨

Tip: “Better” = more good / more well

Best 🏆

Meaning: Superlative form of well or good.

Use: To show the highest quality among three or more.

Example: She is the best student in the class. 🎓

Tip: “Best” = most good / most well

Badly ❌

Meaning: To do something in a poor or wrong way.

Example: He performed badly in the exam. 📝😓

Worse ⚠️

Meaning: Comparative form of badly or bad.

Use: To compare two things that are not good.

Example: Today the weather is worse than yesterday. 🌧️🌪️

Worst 💀

Meaning: Superlative form of badly or bad.

Use: To show the lowest quality among three or more things.

Example: That was the worst movie I have ever seen. 🎬😖

📌 Quick Tips:

• Comparative: Better / Worse → Compare 2 things.
• Superlative: Best / Worst → Compare 3 or more things.
• Remember:
• ✅ Well/Better/Best = Positive 🌈
• ❌ Badly/Worse/Worst = Negative 🌪️

🎨 Fun Memory Trick:

• Well → Better → Best ✅ = 🌟💫🏆
• Badly → Worse → Worst ❌ = 🌧️⚡💀

Let’s practice!