Adjective's degrees

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  1. Positive Degree: Describes a quality without comparison (e.g., "tall").
  2. Comparative Degree: Compares two things (e.g., "taller").
  3. Superlative Degree: Compares more than two things, expressing the highest degree of quality (e.g., "tallest").

Example Fill-in-the-Blank Sentences:

  1. Positive Degree: "She is a ___ (smart) student."

    • Answer: "smart"

  2. Comparative Degree: "She is ___ (tall) than her brother."

    • Answer: "taller"

  3. Superlative Degree: "She is the ___ (intelligent) in the class."

    • Answer: "most intelligent"

  • Adjective: Happy

    • Positive: Happy
    • Comparative: Happier
    • Superlative: Happiest

  • Adjective: Beautiful

    • Positive: Beautiful
    • Comparative: More beautiful
    • Superlative: Most beautiful

  • Adjective: Big

    • Positive: Big
    • Comparative: Bigger
    • Superlative: Biggest

  • Adjective: Good

    • Positive: Good
    • Comparative: Better
    • Superlative: Best

  • Adjective: Fast

    • Positive: Fast
    • Comparative: Faster
    • Superlative: Fastest

  • Adjective: Expensive

    • Positive: Expensive
    • Comparative: More expensive
    • Superlative: Most expensive

  • Adjective: Cold

    • Positive: Cold
    • Comparative: Colder
    • Superlative: Coldest

  • Adjective: Difficult

    • Positive: Difficult
    • Comparative: More difficult
    • Superlative: Most difficult

  • Adjective: Brave

    • Positive: Brave
    • Comparative: Braver
    • Superlative: Bravest

  • Adjective: Little

    • Positive: Little
    • Comparative: Less
    • Superlative: Least

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    For practice Exercise no.1

     Olivia is a creative artist, but her mentor is more creative. Among the local artists, her mentor is considered the most creative. Olivia enjoys cooking and makes a tasty lasagna, but her friend Jamie’s lasagna is tastier. The lasagna at Jamie’s restaurant is known as the tastiest in town. Olivia also loves gardening; her garden is colorful, but the botanical garden is more colorful, and the flower show is the most colorful event of the year. Their home is comfortable, but their vacation cabin is more comfortable, and the resort they stayed at was the most comfortable place they’ve ever visited.

    Exercise no.2:

    Liam is a generous friend, but his neighbor Emma is even more generous. In their community, Emma is known as the most generous person. Liam also excels in playing the guitar; he is skilled, but his music teacher is more skilled. His teacher is regarded as the most skilled guitarist in the area. When it comes to travel, Liam finds the local sights interesting, but the historical landmarks are more interesting. The most captivating destination they visited was the most interesting of all. Their local restaurant is cozy, but the café downtown is cozier, and the new bistro is the coziest place to unwind.

    Exercise no.3:

    Ethan is an athletic player, but his teammate Alex is more athletic. Among all the players on the team, Alex is the most athletic. When it comes to academics, Ethan is bright, but his cousin Mia is brighter. In their family, Mia is known as the brightest student. Ethan also enjoys hiking and finds the local trails challenging, but the new mountain trails are more challenging. The toughest trail of all is considered the most challenging. Their neighborhood park is pleasant, but the botanical garden is more pleasant, and the lakeside park is the most pleasant spot for relaxation.

    Exercise no.4:

    Sophia is known for her kind nature, but her friend Olivia is even kinder. Among their circle of friends, Olivia is considered the kindest. Sophia is also a skilled painter, yet her mentor, Rachel, is more skilled. Rachel’s artwork is often regarded as the most skilled in the art community. When it comes to baking, Sophia makes a delicious apple pie, but her grandmother’s pie is more delicious. At family gatherings, the pie is always praised as the most delicious. The family’s garden is beautiful, but the flower bed in the front yard is more beautiful, and the roses in the garden are the most beautiful.

    Exercise no.5:

    John is an intelligent student, but his classmate Sarah is more intelligent. In fact, Sarah is the most intelligent student in their grade. John also enjoys playing sports and is good at soccer, but his friend Mike is better. Last season, Mike was the best player on the team. When it comes to running, John is fast, but Mike is faster, and in the recent competition, Mike proved to be the fastest. Their school's library is quiet, but the reading room is quieter, and the study lounge is the quietest place in the school. The library’s collection is large, but the new book collection is larger, and the rare book section is the largest in the region.

    Exercise no.6:

    Anna is a good student, but her sister, Lily, is even better. Among all the students in their school, Lily is considered the best. Anna is also a fast runner, but her friend, Mia, is faster. In the school's annual race, Mia proved to be the fastest. Their classroom is quite big, but the one next door is bigger. However, the auditorium is the biggest room in the school. The mountains behind their school are very beautiful, but the view from the hilltop is more beautiful. Of all the views in the area, the one at sunset is the most beautiful. When winter comes, the weather becomes cold, but last year was even colder, and this year might be the coldest ever recorded.


    Exercise no.7: