Question

Radha is taller than other girl (change into superlative degree)

Answer 1

Radha is taller than the other girls, is a comparative sentence.

In superlative sentences, the adjectives are placed in their greatest possible degree. These are also often marked by adding the suffix - est at the end of the adjective word.

So the superlative for the above-mentioned sentence would be

Radha is the tallest.

Answer 2

Radha is taller than any other girl.

• The given sentence is in the comparative degree.
• To change it into a superlative degree, we need to use "tallest" in the sentence.

Superlative degree:

Radha is the tallest.

Degrees of comparison:

• Adjectives have three different degrees of comparison. The positive, The comparative, and the superlative.
• The positive degree of comparison is used to describe one item.
• The comparative degree is used to describe two items.
• The superlative degree is used to describe two or more items.