Select the correct superlative degree of comparison for the given sentence. I told him my inner feelings.
I told him my innermost feelings.
The correct answer is I told him my innermost feelings.
While "inner" itself can sometimes function comparably (e.g., "an inner room is further in than an outer room"), it doesn't typically follow the standard -er/-est or more/most pattern for expressing relative degree like "taller" or "more beautiful". Its primary comparative use is spatial or conceptual comparison without a distinct form. However, its superlative form "innermost" is well-established and means the furthest inside or most profound. Recognizing these irregular or less common forms like "innermost" is important for mastering the superlative degree in English grammar.
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The walls of the temple caved out due to weak construction.
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Ram is a hardworking men.
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The heading of the newspaper shout at the readers to stay inside their homes.
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Krishna never find a friend like Sudama again.
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India went forward all odds and won the match against West Indies.
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Harish took a broom and started to dust in floor.
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Let us prayer.
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For a little while Binod was the media's blue - eyed boy.
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I asked two people the way to the station
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The room was very warm
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We could leave today or we could leave tomorrow
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Mohan and I couldn't get into the house because
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There are many good hotels, you can choose to stay in