Question

WRITE THE NECESSARY DEGREE OF COMPARISON. 1.Soup is (tasty) than porridge. 2.What is (difficult) - to speak or to write English? 3.Whose home is (far) from school? 4. This is (bad) road of all. 5.Is English (popular) than Chinese?

Answer 1

1. Soup is (tastier) than porridge.
2. What is (more difficult) - to speak or to write English?
3. Whose home is (farther) from school?
4. This is (the worst) road of all.
5. Is English (more popular) than Chinese?

Answer 2

1. The necessary degree of comparison for the given sentence "Soup is (tasty) than porridge" would be the comparative degree. So, the corrected sentence would be: "Soup is tastier than porridge."

2. The necessary degree of comparison for the given question "What is (difficult) - to speak or to write English?" would be the comparative degree. So, the corrected question would be: "What is more difficult - to speak or to write English?"

3. The necessary degree of comparison for the given question "Whose home is (far) from school?" would be the comparative degree. So, the corrected question would be: "Whose home is farther from school?"

4. The necessary degree of comparison for the given sentence "This is (bad) road of all" would be the superlative degree. So, the corrected sentence would be: "This is the worst road of all."

5. The necessary degree of comparison for the given question "Is English (popular) than Chinese?" would be the comparative degree. So, the corrected question would be: "Is English more popular than Chinese?"