degrees of comparison
What are the
three degrees of comparison of adjective?
When do we
use the positive, comparative, superlative degree? How are the comparative and
superlative degrees formed in one-syllable adjective? What about in an
adjective of two or more syllables? What do you call the degree of adjective
formed by adding -er or -est? What about when you add more or most?
Answer:
Adjectives
with one syllable form their comparative degree by adding -er, for the
superlative degree -est is added.
For
adjectives of two or more syllables, use more or less and most or least to make
comparison.
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