Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word.
Paul doesn't feel very good now. In six weeks, he's going to feel _________ .

bad

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better

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best

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badly

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Solution

The correct option is D better
The correct answer is Option B.
BETTER is used when we make comparison between two things.
There is a comparison between Paul's current state and his state after 6 weeks. He is not feeling good right now but he will feel BETTER in 6 weeks.
Thus BETTER is the correct answer.
The remaining options are incorrect:
BAD is positive degree.
BEST is used to make a comparison between more than 2 things.
BADLY is an adverb that describes a verb. It is not an adjective that will describe Paul's state.

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