Question

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5.
My sister is (young/younger/youngest) than me.
A mouse is a (small/smaller/smallest) animal.
6.
7. The (strong/stronger/strongest) wrestler will win the co
B. Roopal wrote a (short/shorter/shortest) play
adjectives change in special ways to show comparison. Ty
7.
od better
best
worse - worst​

Answer 1

Answer:

5) younger

6) small

7) strongest

8) short

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answers:

• My sister is (young/younger/youngest) than me.

Ans: My sister is Younger than me.

• A mouse is a (small/smaller/smallest) Animal.

Ans: A mouse is a Small animal.

• The (strong/stronger/strongest) wrestler will win the competition.

Ans: The Strongest wrestler will win the competition

• Roopal wrote a (short/shorter/shortest) play

Ans: Roopal wrote a short Play

Know more:

• Positive Degree: A normal form of adjective or Adverb. Doesn't compare.

• Comparative Degree: This Degree is used to compare two Things. pretty much what the name says. "It compares". marked with Much, More, "-er" etc.

• Superlative Degree: This Degree, is nothing but two steps higher than Comparative Degree, it Compares Loudly. Is marked with "-est"

Examples:

• Positive Degree:

➲ That Man, Is a good guy.

➲ An ant is a small insect.

• Comparative Degree:

➲ That Man is Better than him

➲ An Ant is smaller than a bee.

• Superlative Degree:

➲ He is the Best.

➲ An ant is the Smallest Insect.