A horse runs ___than an elephant but a leopard runs___.
[fast]
(Fill in the blanks with suitable Adjective degree.)
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Explanation:
- faster
- more fast
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Answer:
A horse runs faster than an elephant but a leopard runs even faster.
Explanation:
The correct adjective degree of the word 'fast' for the given statements is as follows:
- Faster
- Even Faster
Adjective Degree:
- An adjective in linguistics is a term that typically modifies or characterizes the referent of a noun or noun phrase.
- Its semantic function is to modify the information the noun provides.
- Although traditionally they were grouped alongside nouns, adjectives were formerly regarded as one of the primary components of speech in the English language.
- Today, several words that were formerly classified as adjectives, including this, my, and others, are often categorized independently, as determiners.
An adjective has three degrees:
- Positive degree
- Comparative degree
- Superlative degree
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