Question

Ex.31 . Give the Comparative and Superlative Degrees. Sad, grey, bad, happy, free, far, dry, big, near, shy, unusual, able, mountainous, little, polite, famous, well-known, heavy, thin, thick, tall, fine; new, straight, few, easy, busy, dirty, famous, serious, comfortable, expensive, suitable, charming, good, much, little, many.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Sad -sadder-the saddest, grey, bad- worse -the worst, happy -happier -happiest, free, far- farther, further – farthest, dry, big- bigger = the bigest, near- nearer- the nearest, shy, unusual - more unusual - the most unusual, able, mountainous,

little- less - the least, polite - more polite- the most polite, famous- more famous- the most  famous, well-known, heavy- heavier- the heaviest, thin- thinner- the thinnest, thick- thicker- the thickest, tall- taller- the tallest, fine- finer- the finest; new- newer- the newest, straight- straighter- the straightest, few- few- the fewest,

easy- easier- the easiest, busy- busier- the busiest, dirty- dirtier- the dirtiest, famous- more famous- the most famous, serious- more serious- the most serious, comfortable- more comfortable- the most comfortable, expensive- more expensive- the most expensive, suitable- more suitable- the most suitable, charming- more charming- the most charming,

good- better- the best, much- more- the most, little- less- the least, many- more- the most.

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Answer 2

Ответ:

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Answer 3

Sure! Here are the comparative and superlative degrees for the given adjectives:

- Sad: sadder, saddest - Grey: greyer, greyest - Bad: worse, worst - Happy: happier, happiest - Free: freer, freest - Far: farther/further, farthest/furthest - Dry: drier, driest - Big: bigger, biggest - Near: nearer, nearest - Shy: shyer, shyest - Unusual: more unusual, most unusual - Able: abler, ablest - Mountainous: more mountainous, most mountainous - Little: littler/less, littlest/least - Polite: politer, politest - Famous: more famous, most famous - Well-known: more well-known, most well-known - Heavy: heavier, heaviest - Thin: thinner, thinnest - Thick: thicker, thickest - Tall: taller, tallest - Fine: finer, finest - New: newer, newest - Straight: straighter, straightest - Few: fewer, fewest - Easy: easier, easiest - Busy: busier, busiest - Dirty: dirtier, dirtiest - Famous: more famous, most famous - Serious: more serious, most serious - Comfortable: more comfortable, most comfortable - Expensive: more expensive, most expensive - Suitable: more suitable, most suitable - Charming: more charming, most charming - Good: better, best - Much: more, most - Little: less, least - Many: more, most

Please note that for some adjectives, both forms (e.g., "abler" and "ablest") are correct, while for others, only one form is used (e.g., "worse" and "worst").