A comparative adjective is used when we compare and contrast two different objects. The adjective is either connected with the suffix -er, or add the word more. From the given sentence above, the comparative adjective used is "more forceful". The comparison is between the mighty water spirit and any creature of land or sea.
Staging area
Supply Air Lock
Hot Zone
Answer:
you just add d's instead of s's example
she dashes into the house, she dashed. make everything past tense that's about it
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