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Q. 1. Change the degree of Comparison, a
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1. Sohan is as good as Rohan.
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Answer 1

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Sohan is as good as Rohan.

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Comparative:

Rohan is better than Sohan.

Superlative:

Rohan is the best .

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An Adjective of Quality can be used in three degrees: Positive, Comparative, and Superlative. They are called the three degrees of comparison.

The Positive degree indicates an adjective in its simple form. It denotes the mere existence of some quality. It is used when no comparison is made :

Ex- This is a good book .

Gold is a precious metal.

In Comparative degree there is always a comparison between two things or sets of things. It indicates a higher degree of quality than the positive. It is used when two things are compared :

Ex- That book is better than your book.

Gold is more precious than copper.

The Superlative degree denotes the highest degree of quality and is used when more than two things are compared:

Ex- This book is the best of all the books.

Gold is the most precious of all metals.

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Answer 2

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Sohan is as good as Rohan.

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comparative degree :-

Sohan is better than Rohan.

Superlative degree :-

sohan is the best.

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♛ Positive degree ♛

The simple form of the adjective is known as Positive degree.

Ex:- Jhanvi is not as beautiful as shraddha.

♛comparative degree♛

The comparative degree is always followed by the Word than .

Ex:- Shyan is taller than Mukesh.

♛Superlative degree♛

The superlative degree always has the word the before it.

Ex:- Shyan is the tallest boy in the class.

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