I have a sentence in my testbook: "Teaching reading is a ___ job."
With such options for the blank:
most satisfying
most satisfied
mostly satisfied
most satisfaction
I believe the first answer is fittest the best, but I don't understand why there's the article "a" before "most". I learned that we should always use the article "the" before "easiest", "most", "smartest", etc. Are there exceptions?
With such options for the blank:
most satisfying
most satisfied
mostly satisfied
most satisfaction
I believe the first answer is fittest the best, but I don't understand why there's the article "a" before "most". I learned that we should always use the article "the" before "easiest", "most", "smartest", etc. Are there exceptions?