Adjectives: Degree of Comparision
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Which degree of comparison is used when we talk about only one person or thing without comparing?
Which sentence uses the comparative degree?
What is the superlative degree of 'tall'?
Which adjective uses 'more' and 'most' for its degrees?
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Which degree is used in the sentence: 'Anil is a rich man.'?
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Positive
No comparison is made, so it's the positive degree.
Choose the correct comparative form of 'brave'.
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Braver
Adjectives ending in 'e' add 'r' for comparative. So 'brave' becomes 'braver'.
Which word fits in the blank: She is ______ than her sister.
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taller
When comparing two people, we use the comparative degree 'taller'.
What is the positive degree of 'better'?
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Good
'Better' is the comparative form of 'good'. So positive degree is 'good'.
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