Question

Написать пол-листа а4 текста со степенями сравнения на английском. Максимально быстро

Answer 1

Last week I decided to find a job. Of course, the main criterion was salary. The first site that the Internet gave me was good, but my friend advised a more reliable site and I searched there.

It was important to me that my new job was more exciting and more highly paid than the previous one.

Also, I hope that now I will have the kindest team and friendlier colleagues.

After 2 weeks of searching, I found the best job in the world! I passed the interview and now I can proudly declare that I have the best job, the best team and my mood has become better!

На прошлой неделе я решила найти себе работу. Конечно, главным критерием была зарплата. Первый сайт, которые выдал мне интернет был хорошим, но моя подруга посоветовала более проверенный сайт и я искала там.

Мне было важно, чтобы моя новая работа была увлекательнее и более высокооплачиваемая, чем предыдущая.

Также, я надеюсь что теперь у меня будет самая добрая команда и более дружелюбные коллеги.

Спустя 2 недели поисков я нашла лучшую в мире вакансию! Прошла собеседование и теперь я могу гордо заявить, что у меня лучшая работа, лучший коллектив и мое настроение стало лучше!

Answer 2

Sure! Here's a quick half-page list of text with degrees of comparison in English:

1. Positive Degree:

• He is tall.
• The car is fast.
• She is smart.

2. Comparative Degree:

• He is taller than his brother.
• The car is faster than the old model.
• She is smarter than her classmates.

3. Superlative Degree:

• He is the tallest person in the room.
• The car is the fastest on the track.
• She is the smartest student in her class.

4. Irregular Comparisons:

• Good, Better, Best:

  • This is a good book.
  • That book is better than the previous one.
  • This is the best book I've ever read.

• Bad, Worse, Worst:

  • The weather is bad today.
  • Yesterday's weather was worse than today's.
  • This is the worst weather we've had all year.

• Far, Farther, Farthest:

  • The store is far from here.
  • The next town is farther than I thought.
  • The moon is the farthest celestial body from Earth.

Remember, this is just a half-page list, and there are many more examples and variations of degrees of comparison in English.