Question

Superiative forms of the adjectives. A woman went into (1) the most OPSIRE(expensive) butcher's in town and asked for(2)(big) chicken in the shopThe shopkeeper showed her a chicken andsaid 'This is (3)(good) chickenin the shop, madam. 'It's very small, shesaid. "Have you got a (4)(large)one?' 'Just a moment,' said the shopkeeper.He took the chicken into another room. Infact it was the only chicken he had. So heput some sausages inside to make it look(5)(big)."Here you are,' he said, 'This is our(6)(delicious) chicken. And youcan see that it's (7)(big) thanthe other. But I'm afraid it's also(8)(expensive)"Hmm ... but I'm not sure if it's(9)(good) than the other. OKCan I have both of them, please?'.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 expensive

2 the biggest

3 the best

4 large

5 bigger

6 the most delicious

7 much bigger

8 more expencieve

9 better

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Superlative forms of the adjectives

In the given passage, the woman went into the most expensive butcher's shop in town and asked for a big chicken. The shopkeeper showed her a chicken and claimed it was the good chicken in the shop. However, the woman found it to be very small and asked if they had a larger one. The shopkeeper took the chicken into another room and put some sausages inside to make it look bigger. He then presented it as their delicious and bigger chicken, but also mentioned that it was more expensive. The woman, unsure if it was better than the other chicken, decided to buy both of them.

Let's break down the passage and identify the superlative forms of the adjectives used:

1. The most expensive butcher's in town - Here, "most expensive" is the superlative form of the adjective "expensive" [[1]]. 2. A big chicken - No superlative form is used here. 3. The good chicken in the shop - Here, "good" is the positive form of the adjective. No superlative form is used. 4. A large one - Here, "large" is the positive form of the adjective. No superlative form is used. 5. Make it look big - Here, "big" is the positive form of the adjective. No superlative form is used. 6. Our delicious chicken - Here, "delicious" is the positive form of the adjective. No superlative form is used. 7. It's bigger than the other - Here, "bigger" is the comparative form of the adjective "big" [[2]]. 8. It's more expensive - Here, "more expensive" is the comparative form of the adjective "expensive" [[3]]. 9. If it's better than the other - Here, "better" is the comparative form of the adjective "good" [[4]].

In summary, the superlative form of the adjective "expensive" is used in the passage ("the most expensive"), while the comparative forms of the adjectives "big" ("bigger"), "expensive" ("more expensive"), and "good" ("better") are also used.

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