he is – than I thought him to be clever, cleverer, cleverest
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He is cleaver than I thought him
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The answer is cleverer.
- The given sentence belongs to the exercise of degrees of comparison of adjectives. There are three degrees of adjectives which are positive, comparative, and superlative degrees.
- A comparative degree poses a comparison between two subjects. This comparison is shown by the term 'than.'
- In the given sentence, a comparison has been shown. Therefore, we will use the comparative degree of 'clever.'
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