English, asked by kaursatinder00pdj842, 7 months ago

comparative and superlative of pretty,brave,famous,simple,funny,wise, wealthy

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Answered by vedanshmandla

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Answer:

prettier ,prettiest

braver,bravest

more famous ,most famous

more simple, most simple

funnier, funniest

wiser, wisest

wealthier, wealthiest

mark me brainliest

Answered by riya30308

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Answer:

Hey sis here is your answer...

Comparitive Superlative

Prettier Prettiest

Braver Bravest

More famous Most famous

Simpler Simplest

Funnier Funniest

Wiser Wisest

Wealthier Wealthiest

PLEASE MARK IT AS THE BRAINLIEST ANSWER....

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