Question

what is degree. English grammar wala degree​

Answer 1

Answer:

In grammar, the degrees of comparison relate to adjectives and adverbs.

Explanation:

Here is the adjective "hungry" in all three degrees of comparison:

Lee is hungry. (positive degree)

Lee is hungrier than Mark. (comparative degree)

Lee is the hungriest of all. (superlative degree)

Here is the adverb "dangerously" in all three degrees of comparison:

Lee played dangerously today. (positive degree)

Lee played more dangerously than Mark. (comparative degree)

Lee played most dangerously. (superlative degree)

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Answer 2

ㅤDegree of Comparison

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There are three degrees :-

a) Positive Degree

b) Comparative Degree

c) Superlative Degree

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1️⃣ Positive Degree ↓

When an adjective or adverb is in its simple form, it is said to be in the positive degree.

Examples :- Good, old, fat, big, sweet, etc.

2️⃣ Comparative Degree ↓

When an adjective or adverb is used to compare the qualities of two persons or things together, it said to be in the comparitive degree.

Examples :- Better, older, fatter, bigger, etc.

3️⃣ Superlative Degree ↓

When an adjective or adverb is used to compare the qualities of three or more than three persons or things together, it is said to be in superlative degree.

Examples :- Best, oldest, biggest, fattest, etc.