Fill in the blank with the most appropriate word. Yesterday was_____than today.
A
Most hottest
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B
More hot
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C
Hot
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D
Much hotter
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Solution
The correct option is D Much hotter Two days (yesterday and today) are being compared in this case. This indicates, that we have to use a comparative degree in the given blank. The adjective is "hotter". To indicate the intensity of the hotness 'much' has been used in this case. Since hot is a word with a single syllable, the comparative degree would be "hot" + "ter" = Hotter and not more hot.