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What are the comparative and superlative words of badly?

Here's how the comparative and superlative forms of "badly" work:

* Badly is an adverb, meaning it describes a verb.

* To compare how badly something is done, we use worse.

* To express the highest degree of badness, we use worst.

Examples:

* Badly: She sang badly.

* Worse: He played the piano worse than her.

* Worst: That was the worst performance I've ever seen.

Important Note: While "badly" can be used to describe how something is done, it doesn't always imply a negative quality. For instance, "I need this job badly" means the speaker needs the job very much.

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