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DEGREES OF COMPARISON

Denny Davis

07/10/2019 0 0

Adjectives can be used to compare nouns.

Positive degree describes a singular noun in a simple statement.

Example: She is a beautiful girl.

Comparative degree describes two nouns so as to compare them.

Add –er to the adjective and use than.

Example: Cheetahs are faster than lions.

Superlative degree describes three or more nouns

Add –est with the adjectives, or most/ least and use the.

Example: Marcus is the tallest boy in the class.

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