Question

3 Write the comparative or superlative degree of the adjectives in brackets. 1. - Who is (handsome) boy in your class? David? -No, George is (handsome) than him. 2. In my opinion, you look (attractive) in this blouse than in that T-shirt. 3. The freckles make you look (pretty) 4. Look at Helen! She's got (cute) handbag I've ever seen! 5. Cinderella was (charming) girl at the Royal Ball. 6. Victor looks (serious) when he is wearing glasses, 7. This red dress looks (good) on you! The blue and the black ones are too dark for the concert.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. the most handsome

2. more handsome

3. more attractive

4. prettier

5. cutest

6. charming

7. more serious

8. good

Answer 2

Certainly, I'll provide the comparative or superlative degree of the adjectives in the sentences:

1. Who is (handsomer) boy in your class? David? - No, George is (handsomer) than him. - Comparative: Handsomer (comparative degree of "handsome")

2. In my opinion, you look (more attractive) in this blouse than in that T-shirt. - Comparative: More attractive (comparative degree of "attractive")

3. The freckles make you look (prettier). - Comparative: Prettier (comparative degree of "pretty")

4. Look at Helen! She's got (the cutest) handbag I've ever seen! - Superlative: The cutest (superlative degree of "cute")

5. Cinderella was (the most charming) girl at the Royal Ball. - Superlative: The most charming (superlative degree of "charming")

6. Victor looks (more serious) when he is wearing glasses. - Comparative: More serious (comparative degree of "serious")

7. This red dress looks (better) on you! The blue and the black ones are too dark for the concert. - Comparative: Better (comparative degree of "good")

So, the comparative and superlative degrees for the given adjectives in the sentences are as indicated above.