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My twelve plus years of English classes would suggest that "most stupid" is more correct than "stupidest".
by talmand 12y ago
My twelve plus years of English classes would suggest that "most stupid" is more correct than "stupidest".
- PeterWhittaker 12y agoTo me, "most stupid" sounds hipster or foreign, while stupidest just sounds right - in normal speech. "He is the most stupid" is perhaps more memorable for sounding off: It's natural to emphasize "most". Is he more stupid or stupider? I would say stupid, stupider, stupidest, red, redder or more red, reddest, and brilliant, more brilliant, most brilliant, but smart, smarter, smartest.