5 Rules for Superlative Adjectives in English

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What if someone uses good goodder and gooddest

[@mirackeskin9614]

It is grammatically wrong. "Better" for comparative and "best" for superlative are correct since "good" is an irregular adjective.

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It would be goodder to stop talking with him/her. That's the gooddest decision to make in my opinion.