Worst/worse? which one? confused?

Question

Change is not always for the worse/worst. Infact, it could be for the better.

Does that make sense? and is the grammar right? and worse or worst?

Answer 1

Use worse when your describing  one or two things. Use worst when describing multiple things. Example: I ate some peas and carrots tonight and the peas were worse. Or, I ate peas, carrots, and cabbage for supper and the cabbage was the worst. Therefore, change is not always for the worse.

Answer 2

worse

Answer 3

Change is not always for the worse.  Worse is present tense, worst is in the past.  You are talking about something that could happen now or in the future.

Answer 4

Worse.

And I'd suggest joining the two sentences with a semicolon or something.