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It was the chewiest and probably most unusual food I've ever eaten.
So far, I reckon the best day of my life has probably been when my kids were born.
Hello and welcome to Learning English Grammar.
I'm Pippa.
And I'm Neil.
We've just heard Beth and Phil using superlatives.
We heard Chewiest, Most Unusual and the Best.
And these types of words are what we're looking at today.
Yes, superlatives can be adjectives or adverbs and we use them to compare actions,
things or people with a group of other things.
We'll learn how to make regular superlatives and irregular ones too.
You can read along with this podcast using the transcript on our website bbclearningenglish.com.
So, Pippa, what's the most amazing place you've ever visited?
I think the most amazing place I've ever visited is South Africa.
It was absolutely incredible and just very surprising.
Lots of different things within one country, which I enjoyed.