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I heard that in a movie so I had a doubt Hello Hamlet, No you cannot use 'badder'; in the example you have given you can only use 'worse'. He talked about one person who might prevent his dark plans from coming true, and implies there's another one. Does he mean "I have a more serious problem"? 2. "More badly" doesn't really exist (edit: the thread linked to below suggests one case when it can be used), though people would understand you if you said it. (El es el mas macho de la escuela) Espero que te sirve Rogelio Mar 17, 2012 · Take it from me, don't be a do-badder, a do-badder, a do-badder, You'll put your foot on that ladder That leads you to that place below, And every day you'll grow sadder, you'll feel sadder, you'll get madder "Do-badder" is used here as the opposite of "do-gooder" (somebody who makes a point of doing "good" as often as possible). Aug 30, 2006 · bad->badder? I know it should be "worse", but can you not use "badder" instead when speaking about someone, e. Jul 16, 2011 · Claro que sí. No se usa 'badder' worst = lo peor, como en tu oracion The worst movie, etc. Is “Howdy pardner” is idiomatic in English and in use? I learned this term many years ago and I haven’t used it myself. That's the baddest thing I've ever seen! is similar to That's the coolest thing I've ever seen! I guess it's not considered proper English, but it's quite common among youth, especially in America I think.

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