Which should you use, more worse or worse? Worse is the comparative form of bad. Worse is used with than to compare things. More worse is an improper double comparative because both more and worse are in the comparative form.
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February seems more worse than January.
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| Correct: |
February seems worse than January.
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Seeing it is much more worse than reading it.
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| Correct: |
Seeing it is much worse than reading it.
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| Incorrect: |
Things look far more worse than they are.
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| Correct: |
Things look far worse than they are.
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| Incorrect: |
His life has become a lot more worse than before.
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| Correct: |
His life has become a lot worse than before.
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