Re-write the following sentences according to the instructions given after each. Make other changes that may be necessary, but do not change the meaning of each sentence.
I have never worn a more ill-fitting suit. (End: .................. ever worn.)
Topic: Degrees of comparison — comparative to superlative
Answer
This is the most ill-fitting suit I have ever worn.
Converting a COMPARATIVE into a SUPERLATIVE. The original is a negative comparative ("never... a more ill-fitting"), which is one of the standard ways of expressing a superlative, and the instruction asks you to state it directly.
Comparative: I have NEVER worn a MORE ill-fitting suit. Superlative: This is the MOST ill-fitting suit I have EVER worn.
Two changes: "never" becomes "ever", and "more" becomes "the most". Note that the negative disappears entirely, because the superlative already carries the meaning.
The instruction gives you the END of the sentence, so work BACKWARDS from "ever worn" — that tells you the sentence must finish with a relative clause and therefore must begin with the thing being described.