This document discusses comparing objects using comparative degrees. It provides examples of comparing two objects using comparative adjectives like faster, cheaper, larger, bigger. It then gives examples of comparing three objects, using the adjectives strong, quiet, long and their comparative forms stronger, quieter, longer and superlative forms strongest, quietest, longest. It concludes by assigning the reader to compare the size of countries and weather conditions.

2. COMPARING OBJECTS

3. COMPARING TWO OBJECTS
1.Which is faster, a train or a plane?
A plane is faster than a train.
Faster- Comparative Degree

4. 2.Which is cheaper, gold or silver?
Silver is cheaper than gold.
Cheaper- Comparative Degree

5. 3.Which is larger, a city or a village?
A city is larger than a village.
Larger- Comparative Degree

6. 4.Which is bigger, a sea or an ocean?
An ocean is bigger than a sea.
Bigger- Comparative Degree

7. COMPARING THREE OBJECTS
1. Donkey, horse and elephant. [Strong]
[strong- stronger- strongest]
A donkey is strong. PD
A horse is stronger than a donkey. CD
An elephant is the strongest. SD

8. 2. Town, city and village. [Quiet]
[quiet- quieter- quietest]
A city is quiet. PD
A town is quieter than a city. CD
A village is the quietest. SD

9. 3. The Mahanadi, The Cauvery and The Ganga.
[Long]
[long- longer- longest]
The Cauvery is long. PD
The Mahanadi is longer than The Cauvery. CD
The Ganga is the longest. SD

10. ASSIGNMENT
Compare the following objects:
1. The USA, Russia and
Spain.(large)
2. Windy weather, warm weather
and rainy weather. (good)