Using Comparative and Superlative Forms of Good and Bad

1. Research has shown that if a man and a woman drink the same amount of alcohol, the woman may experience (worse/worst) effects.

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2. The (better/best) explanation for this difference concerns the physical differences between women and men.

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3. Men are (better/best) at processing alcohol because they have a higher proportion of water in their bodies than women do, and this higher water content helps lower the concentration of alcohol in men’s blood.

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4. Also, because of additional physical differences between women and men, the same amount of alcohol may have a (worse/worst) effect on women’s livers.

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5. The (worse/worst) effect of heavy drinking on the liver is cirrhosis, in which normal liver cells are replaced with scar tissue.

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6. Hearing about what alcohol can do to their bodies, some women may think that it is (better/best) not to drink at all.

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7. Not all women who drink have (worse/worst) health outcomes than women who do not, however.

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8. In fact, recent studies have shown that women who drink one alcoholic beverage a day have a (better/best) chance of aging healthfully than those who drink more heavily or not at all.

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9. Women who drink more heavily, though, may do (worse/worst) than nondrinkers and minimal drinkers because they can increase their risk of breast cancer.

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10. The (better/best) approach for those who enjoy wine, beer, or cocktails is to drink these beverages in moderation — advice that both women and men should follow.

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