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what is meant by formation of degrees

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Answered by aniketthebanerjee

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The comparative is formed with the positive form of the adjective and the comparative suffix -er ; the superlative is formed with the positive form of the adjective and the superlative suffix -st. Positive form. Comparative. Superlative. Formation of the degrees

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. 2. Comparative degree: When we compare two people or things, we use the comparative degree. For example, Saif is taller than Rohan. • Malathi's garden is more beautiful than my garden. Pawan is more intelligent than Piyush. 3. Superlative degree: When we compare three or more people or things, we use the superlative degree. For example, Riyaz is the tallest boy in the class. Susan's garden is...