GRAMMAR: DO AS DIRECTED (3m) 1. Simran is short in height. (frame in a comparative and superlative degree) 2. My hair is than my sister. (longest, longer, long) 3. Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system. (change in a positive and comparative degree) 4. India is the seventh largest country in the world. (find common and proper noun from the sentences) 5. A-- of cows (choir, deck, herd) 6. Honesty is the best policy (underlined the abstract words)
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Answer:
Now it’s time to explain the degree of comparison exercise with answers. See the following explanations.
Here, Ram is compared with the whole group i.e. class. Ram is the all-alone boy who is talented in the class. All the other people are not as talented as Ram. It means no other boy in the class is as talented as Ram.
Here, Mr. Verma is compared with the men of the company. The other man in the company is not so wise as Mr. Verma. So, the positive sentence is no other man in the company is as wise as Mr. Verma.
In this sentence, Ram is compared with Majid. Majid is weak and Ram is strong. So we can say, Majid is not so strong as Ram.
In this sentence, Lucknow is compared with some cities. There are some cities which are as beautiful as Lucknow. It means Lucknow is not all alone in beauty. So, the positive degree is Very few cities in India are as beautiful as Lucknow.
I am compared to you. You are not strong. You are weak. So we can say I am not so weak as you.
Explanation:
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Pen & Paper Test of English Grammar – Degree of Comparison Exercise
Change the following set – degree of comparison exercise with answers into a positive degree.
Ram is the most talented boy in the class.
Mr. Verma is the wisest man in the company.
Ram is stronger than Majid.
Lucknow is one of the most beautiful cities in India.
You are weaker than me.
Check Your Answers
Check the answers for the above degree of comparison exercise with answers.
No other boy in the class is as talented as Ram.
No other man in the company is as wise as Mr. Verma.
Majid is not so strong as Ram.
Very few cities in India are as beautiful as Lucknow.
I am not so weak as you.
Explanation
Now it’s time to explain the degree of comparison exercise with answers. See the following explanations.
Here, Ram is compared with the whole group i.e. class. Ram is the all-alone boy who is talented in the class. All the other people are not as talented as Ram. It means no other boy in the class is as talented as Ram.
Here, Mr. Verma is compared with the men of the company. The other man in the company is not so wise as Mr. Verma. So, the positive sentence is no other man in the company is as wise as Mr. Verma.
In this sentence, Ram is compared with Majid. Majid is weak and Ram is strong. So we can say, Majid is not so strong as Ram.
In this sentence, Lucknow is compared with some cities. There are some cities which are as beautiful as Lucknow. It means Lucknow is not all alone in beauty. So, the positive degree is Very