Answer:
The correct answers are:
11. brave – braver – bravest
12. distinct – more distinct – most distinct
13. bad – worse – worst
14. high – higher – highest
15. active – more active – most active
16. long – longer – longest
17. large – larger – largest
18. square – squarer – squarest
19. beautiful – more beautiful – most beautiful
20. eternal – absolute
21. practical – more practical – most practical
22. lazy – lazier – laziest
23. empty – emptier – emptiest
24. fat – fatter - fattest
Explanation:
We use comparative to compare similarities or differences between people and things.
We make comparative adjectives when we add the termination <em>-er</em> to the end of the word (for one-syllable words), or we use the form <em>more + adjective</em> (for two, three, or more syllable adjectives).
We use superlative to describe the extreme quality of things or persons.
We form the superlative when we add the termination <em>-est</em> at the end of an adjective or by using the construction <em>most + adjective</em>.
An absolute adjective represents a non-gradable adjective that does not have comparative or superlative, so it cannot be graded.
For example: dead, unique, ideal, eternal, sufficient, whole, etc.
