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Safest Or Safe. “safer” is the comparative form of “safe” and means that something is more secure or less risky than anoher thing. They’re considered regular comparatives and superlatives. “safer” simply means more safe, and “safest” most safe. both safer and more safe are grammatically correct and acceptable, however, it is more common to use safer in speech and more. The second sentence is more correct. “safer” is modifying the gerund noun form “following,” not the verb form. “safe” on the other hand is an absolute. Not in danger or likely to be harmed: iceland has been the safest country in the world for the 14th year in a row, according to the global peace index. while “more safe” technically is not incorrect, “safer” is the more common comparative form of “safe” in english. One can be safer than someone else and still be in. the safest asian countries are singapore, japan, and malaysia, according to the global peace index. 'most' and 'more' are generally not used with safe, safer, and safest. Other safe countries in asia.

both safer and more safe are grammatically correct and acceptable, however, it is more common to use safer in speech and more. One can be safer than someone else and still be in. “safer” is modifying the gerund noun form “following,” not the verb form. the safest asian countries are singapore, japan, and malaysia, according to the global peace index. They’re considered regular comparatives and superlatives. 'most' and 'more' are generally not used with safe, safer, and safest. Other safe countries in asia. “safer” simply means more safe, and “safest” most safe. “safe” on the other hand is an absolute. “safer” is the comparative form of “safe” and means that something is more secure or less risky than anoher thing.

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Safest Or Safe the safest asian countries are singapore, japan, and malaysia, according to the global peace index. “safer” is the comparative form of “safe” and means that something is more secure or less risky than anoher thing. Not in danger or likely to be harmed: The second sentence is more correct. They’re considered regular comparatives and superlatives. “safer” simply means more safe, and “safest” most safe. “safe” on the other hand is an absolute. One can be safer than someone else and still be in. Other safe countries in asia. “safer” is modifying the gerund noun form “following,” not the verb form. the safest asian countries are singapore, japan, and malaysia, according to the global peace index. both safer and more safe are grammatically correct and acceptable, however, it is more common to use safer in speech and more. while “more safe” technically is not incorrect, “safer” is the more common comparative form of “safe” in english. 'most' and 'more' are generally not used with safe, safer, and safest. iceland has been the safest country in the world for the 14th year in a row, according to the global peace index.