What are the three degrees of comparison? Here are the examples. DEGREES OF COMPARISON – In English grammar, to compare similar qualities, these three degrees are used, and here are some examples. The ...

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Examples include: My, Your, His, Her, Its, Our, and Their. Comparative adjectives are the competitive athletes in the world of adjectives. They don’t just describe a quality; they measure it up ...

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The structure is identical, but suddenly the grammar seems wrong. The adjective “happy” would seem like a better choice — many adults feel happy — than the adverb. So “happily” makes a ...

Grammar is helpful here because it tells us that, for some adjectives, you can add “er” on the end to get its comparative form and “est” to get a superlative. So we know that “clearer ...

But obviously, that didn’t stop people from using “fun” as an adjective, which brought up the question of its comparative and superlative forms. Basically, language is still evolving.

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