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2 years ago

Give the comparative and the superlative degrees of the following adjectives.

English

2 answers:

MissTica2 years ago

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superlative means calling something like tallest, smallest, fastest, highest

OR the MOST wonderful, most smart

comparative means calling something like taller, smaller, faster, higher

MORE wonderful, more smart

a) dangerous

superlative: the most dangerous.

comparative: more dangerous

b) popular

superlative: the most popular

comparative: more popular

c) thin

superlative: thinnest

comparative: thinner

d) difficult

superlative: the most difficult

comparative: more difficult

e) large

superlative: largest

comparative: larger

f) lazy

superlative: laziest

comparative: lazier

g) colourful

superlative: the most colourful

comparative: more colourful

h) intelligent

superlative: the most intelligent

comparative: more intelligent

i) honest

superlative: the most honest

comparative: more honest

j) short

superlative: shortest

comparative: shorter

k) tall

superlative: tallest

comparative: taller

l) big

superlative: biggest

comparative: bigger

Ede4ka [16]2 years ago

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It won’t let me x out of answering this but the answer above is correct

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