Question

I have never seen so big a diamond as this. Change into comparative,superlative and positive degree​

Answer 1

Changing the given sentence into comparative, superlative, and positive  degrees we will get the following:

Comparative- I have never seen such a bigger diamond as this.

Superlative- I have never seen such a biggest diamond as this.

Positive-  I have never seen such a big diamond.

What is Comparative, superlative, and positive degree?

• A superlative adjective describes a quality's extreme or maximum level. A superlative adjective is used to describe the exceptional excellence of one object among many.

• When two goods or individuals are being compared, the adjective word 'er' is used in conjunction with the word 'than' to form a comparative degree. 'More' is sometimes used.

• The term "positive degree" refers to adjectives and adverbs. The positive degree refers to an adjective or adverb that does not make a comparison.

Answer 2

Answer:

Positive —> I have never seen so big a diamond as this.

Comparative —> I have never seen such a bigger diamond as this.

Superlative —> I have never seen such a biggest diamond as this.