Adjective Class 3 - Download Free PDF With Solution
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FAQs on English Grammar Class 3 Adjective - PDF
1. Are degrees of comparison adjectives?
Yes, the three degrees of comparison are very much adjectives, just divided into classes which describe the “degree” or intensity of the adjective.
2. How do you form the degrees of comparison?
The positive comparison stays as the basic form of the adjective, whereas the comparative and the superlative have “r”, “er”, and “est”, “most” as their suffixes, respectively (hot, hotter, hottest; slim, slimmer, slimmest; bad, worse, worst).
3. What is meant by the comparison of adjectives?
When you compare adjectives, the process of figuring out which adjective describes a noun/pronoun in a more intense way is called the comparison of adjectives.