Question

what is the comparative and suprelative form of more​

Answer 1

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For those, you must memorize how these change the spelling of their positive form to show comparative and superlative degrees.

The adjectives are: “good>better>best,” “bad>worse>worst,”

“little>littler, less>littlest, least;”“many, some, much>more>most.”

The adverbs are: “well>better>best,” “badly>worse>worst.”

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Answer 2

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Before everything, let us know what are comparative and superlative forms.

$\large\bold{Comparative\:adjectives}$ (or forms) are used to compare one noun to another noun. In these instances, only two items are being compared whereas $\large\bold{superlative\:adjectives}$ (or forms) are used to compare three or more nouns.

Well superlative forms are also used to compare one thing against the rest of a particular group and demonstrate a kind of higher level of comparison between the entities.

Now coming back to the actual answer,

$\large\bold{Comparative\:form}$ of $\large\bold{more}$ is $\large\bold{most.}$

$\large\bold{Superlative\:form}$ of $\large\bold{more}$ is also $\large\bold{most.}$