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Lets learn How degrees are formed ? Q. Complete the chart given below:
Sr Positive
Superlative
Comparative
Sr Positive Comparative
Superlative
Poorest
Poorer
10 Handsome
11 Many
2
Strong
12 Famous
Wise
13 Hot
Pretty
14 Expensive
Sad
15 | Much
Fat
16 Brave
Popular
17 Bold
Bad
18 Noisy
Positive and Comparative degrees & Superlative:

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Answered by gond17569

Explanation:

Lets learn How degrees are formed ? Q. Complete the chart given below:

Sr Positive

Superlative

Comparative

Sr Positive Comparative

Superlative

Poorest

Poorer

10 Handsome

11 Many

Strong

12 Famous

Wise

13 Hot

Pretty

14 Expensive

Sad

15 | Much

Fat

16 Brave

Popular

17 Bold

Bad

18 Noisy

Positive and Comparative degrees & Superlative:

Answered by dsangeeta716

Answer:

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