biggerest造句

• :: : : I think biggerer is quite common these days, but is always used jokingly, perhaps to mimic the way children sometimes speak . ( My young son has been known to say'biggerest'which always raises a smile . ) I can imagine hearing the word biggerer on a certain type of Radio 4 show, but it would never be used deliberately instead of bigger because it is clearly not standard English . ( Like others before me I have absolutely no objection to cleverer . ) There are, of course, all sorts of very frequent speech errors on Radio 4.