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Superlative
This document discusses degrees of adjectives in English. It provides examples showing how adjectives can be used in a comparative form to compare two things, and in a superlative form to compare three or more things and indicate the most or least. Some key examples included are "big, bigger, biggest" and "cheap, cheaper, cheapest" to illustrate the patterns.
Superlative
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- 2. This box isbig. This box is bigger This box is the biggest
- 3. Tom is small Jerry is smaller. Tiny is the smallest
- 4. This elephant isbig This elephant is bigger This elephant is the biggest
- 5. Degrees of Adjectives Danis old Harry is older Bob is the oldest
- 6. David is young Katy is younger Timothy is the youngest
- 7. £5.00 £1 0 cheap 9 2.9 cheaper £ the cheapest
- 8. £5 00 0. £1 00 £1 20 more expensive expensive the most expensive
- 9. • Sarah istaller. • Sarah is taller than Anika. • Sarah is the tallest student in the class. • Sarah is the tallest. • This dress is more expensive. • This dress is more expensive than that dress. • This is the most expensive dress in the shop. • This dress is the most expensive.
- 10. big bigger The biggest cold Colder The coldest Interesting More The most interesting interesting Friendly Friendlier The friendliest Good Better The best Bad Worse The worst