DEGREES OF ADJECTIVE

Degrees Of Adjective Definition:

Every adjective has three degrees of its own. They are : Positive, Comparative, Superlative degrees.

There are two types of Adjectives :

Regular Adjectives

Definition :

Regular adjectives make their comparative and superlative forms by adding ‘er’ and ‘est’.

Degrees Of Adjective Examples In ER And EST.

Some adjectives are added with only ‘r’ to form comparative and ’st‘ to form superlative degree.

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Some adjectives are added with ‘consonant + er’ to form comparative and ‘consonant + est’ to form superlatie degree

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Some adjectives add ‘er’ and ‘est’ to form comparative and superlative by replacing the last letter ‘y’ into ‘i’

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If an adjective has two or more than tow syllables we use more or most to form comparative and superlative degree

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Irregular Adjectives

When there is a complete change in comparative and superlative degrees, they are called irregular adjectives.

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