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explain Interchange of degree form and give example​

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Answered by anirudhabist
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There are three degrees of Adverb and Adjective which are:

(i) Positive e.g. big.

(ii) Comparative e.g. bigger.

(iii) Superlative e.g. biggest.

Rule 1: (a) Positive degree mostly comes between 'so-as', 'such-as' or 'as-as'. Generally use 'so + positive degree + as' for Negative Sentences and 'as + positive degree + as' for Affirmative Sentences. (See examples 1, 2)

(b) Always use 'than' after Comparative degree.

(c) 'the' comes before Superlative degree.

Rule 2: Adjective word, which contains two or more syllables for example - beautiful, intelligent etc. Add 'more' for making their Comparative degree and 'most' for the Superlative degree. (see example 6)

Rule 3: If there is a comparison between two things or persons then in that condition interchange is possible only with Positive and Comparative.  

1. Positive - I am not so wise as he.

Comparative - He is wiser than I.

2. Positive - Ram walks as fast as Mohan.

Comparative - Mohan does not walk faster than Ram.

3. Positive - No other city in India is so big as Calcutta.

Comparative - Calcutta is bigger than any other city of India.

Superlative - Calcutta is the biggest city in India.

4. Positive -  No other poet of India was so great as Kalidas.

Comparative - Kalidas was greater than any other poet of India.

Superlative - Kalidas was the greatest poet of India.

5. Positive - Very few Indian leaders were as great as Mahatma Gandhi.

Comparative - Mahatma Gandhi was greater than most other Indian leaders.

Superlative - Mahatma Gandhi was one of the greatest Indian leaders.

6. Positive - Very few girls are as beautiful as Sonia.

Comparative - Sonia is more beautiful than most other girls.

Superlative - Sonia is one of the most beautiful girls.

7. Positive - This city is at least as calm as some other cities.

Comparative - Some cities are not calmer than this one.

Or

This city is not less calm than some cities.

8. Positive - Some boys are at least as brave as Ram.

Comparative - Ram is not braver than some other boys.

Or

Some boys are not less brave than Ram.

Superlative - Ram is not the bravest of all boys.  

9. Positive - I have never seen so beautiful a building as the Taj.

Comparative - The Taj is more beautiful than any other building that I have ever seen.

Superlative - The Taj is the most beautiful building that I have ever seen.

10. Positive - The other boy does not behave as politely as Mohan.

Comparative - Mohan behaves more politely of the two boys.

11. Positive - I did not expect him to be so brave.

Comparative - He is braver than I expected.

12. Positive - I did not think it would be so difficult.

Comparative - It was more difficult than I thought.

13. Positive - It is not as cheap to buy a new one as to repair the old one.

Comparative - It is cheaper to repair the old one than to buy a new one.

14. Positive - Talking to him is not as convenient as writing to him.

Comparative - Writing to him is more convenient than talking to him


DJadhav33110th: Sorry but I have this answer yesterday
Answered by ishwarsharma71427
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Answer:

1 c-he is wiser than I .2p-ram is si fast as mohan 3- c-calcutta is biggest city in india 4-p-no other poet of india was so great as kalidash 4-s-kalidash was the greatest poet of india

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