Question

kisan does not run so fast as ravi change to comprative degree

Answer 1

Answer: Ravi is faster than Kisan.

Explanation: We see two people here, which is comparative degree, and in comparative degree, we know that we use the "+er" form of adjective, examples, faster, smaller, harder, etc.

The condition says that Kisan is not as fast as Ravi, which implies that Ravi is faster than Kisan.

Answer 2

Answer:

$\huge \bold{ \purple{ \underline{ \overline { \fbox \colorbox{pink} { \red{ Ravi \: ran \: faster \: than \: Kisan \: .}}}}}}$

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