The document outlines the objectives of using degrees of adjectives for comparisons. It reviews the previous lesson on words with affixes and defines adjectives as words that describe various entities. The three degrees of comparison are positive, comparative, and superlative, each indicating different levels of quality among one or more items.

1. DEGREES OF
ADJECTIVES

2. OBJECTIVES:
• Use the degrees of
adjectives in
making
comparison.

3. Review:
• In the previous
lesson, you learned
about words with
affixes.

4. EXAMPLES:

6. Adjectives
- are words that describe persons,
places, things, animals, and events.

7. Three Degrees of
Comparisons
2. Comparative
Degree
1. Positive Degree 3. Superlative Degree
- signifies quality in
greater or less degree.
two things are being
compared.
- signifies quality. It
talks about only one
thing and it’s not
being compared
with another.
- signifies quality in
greatest or least degree.
three or more items are
being compared.