Which form of tough best completes the sentence?

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The form of the word "tough" that best completes the sentence is option B. toughest. So the complete sentence would be: What was the toughest game you have competed in? When we add the suffix -est at the end of the base form of an adjective word, it means it is comparing in a superlative degree.

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