Question

Помогите пожалуйста с заданием. Compare according to the example. b) Example > a beautiful child - a more beautiful child - the most beautiful child. A beautiful girl, a beautiful woman, interesting books, an interesting tale, beautiful trees, beautiful toys, an interesting story. c) Example > a good daughter - a better daughter- the best daughter. A good son, a bad boy, good children, bad food, good food, a good wife.

Answer 1

A beautiful girl - a more beautiful girl - the most beautiful girl
A beautiful woman - a more beautiful woman - the most beautiful woman
Interesting books- more interesting books - the most interesting books
An interesting tale- more interesting tale - the most interesting tale
Beautiful trees - more beautiful trees - the most beautiful trees
Beautiful toys- more beautiful toys - the most beautiful toys
An interesting story - more interesting story - the most interesting story
c)
A good son - a better son - the best son
A bad boy -a worse boy -the worst boy
Good children - better children - the best children
bad food - worse food - the worst food
good food - worse food - the worst food
a good wife - a better wife - the best wife

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Answer 2

a) In the given example, we are comparing the degree of beauty. We start with "a beautiful child," then move on to "a more beautiful child," and finally end with "the most beautiful child." This shows a progression from the least intense degree of beauty to the most intense.

Applying this pattern to the provided words, we can say: "a beautiful girl," "a more beautiful girl," and "the most beautiful girl." Similarly, we have "a beautiful woman," "a more beautiful woman," and "the most beautiful woman."

Continuing with the same pattern, we have "an interesting tale," "a more interesting tale," and "the most interesting tale." Furthermore, we have "beautiful trees," "more beautiful trees," and "the most beautiful trees."

Lastly, we have "beautiful toys," "more beautiful toys," and "the most beautiful toys." And for "an interesting story," we have "a more interesting story," and "the most interesting story."

b) In this example, we are comparing the degree of goodness. We start with "a good daughter," then move on to "a better daughter," and finally end with "the best daughter." This shows a progression from the least intense degree of goodness to the most intense.

Applying this pattern to the provided words, we can say: "a good son," "a better son," and "the best son." Similarly, we have "a bad boy," "a worse boy," and "the worst boy."

Continuing with the same pattern, we have "good children," "better children," and "the best children." Furthermore, we have "bad food," "worse food," and "the worst food."

Lastly, we have "good food," "better food," and "the best food." And for "a good wife," we have "a better wife," and "the best wife."

By following these patterns, we can compare the given words based on their degrees of beauty and goodness.