Question

III. Form comparative or superlative degrees of adjectives: Small, large, silly, wide, light, thick, good, bad, deep, suitable, famous, white,grey,little, interesting, high, wonderful, red.​

Answer 1

Small-smaller- the smallest

Large-larger-the largest

Silly-sillier-the silliest

Wide-wider-the widest

Light-lighter-the lightest

Thick-thicker-the thickest

Good-better-the best

Bad-worse-the worst

Deep-deeper-the deepest

Suitable-more suitable-the most suitable

Famous-more famous-the most famous

White-whiter-the whitest

Grey-greyer-the greyest

Little-less-the least

Interesting-more interesting-the most interesting

High-higher-the highest

Wonderful-more wonderful-the most wonderful

Red-redder-the reddest

Answer 2

Sure, here are the comparative and superlative degrees of the adjectives you provided:

1. Small - Smaller - Smallest
2. Large - Larger - Largest
3. Silly - Sillier - Silliest
4. Wide - Wider - Widest
5. Light - Lighter - Lightest
6. Thick - Thicker - Thickest
7. Good - Better - Best
8. Bad - Worse - Worst
9. Deep - Deeper - Deepest
10. Suitable - More Suitable - Most Suitable
11. Famous - More Famous - Most Famous
12. White - Whiter - Whitest
13. Grey - Greyer - Greyest
14. Little - Less - Least
15. Interesting - More Interesting - Most Interesting
16. High - Higher - Highest
17. Wonderful - More Wonderful - Most Wonderful
18. Red - Redder - Reddest