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Grade 7: Comparatives & Superlatives Quiz

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Yes/No statements on adjective degrees.

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Grade 7: Comparatives & Superlatives Quiz
 

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Yes/No statements on adjective degrees.

by FETY DIANA SARI
1

The comparative form of 'fast' is 'faster'.

2

The order of degrees is positive, superlative, comparative.

3

The superlative form of 'little' is 'littlest'.

4

The positive degree of the adjective 'tall' is simply 'tall'.

5

All two-syllable adjectives use 'more' for the comparative.

6

The superlative form of 'beautiful' is 'the most beautiful'.

7

The positive degree is used to compare two items.

8

When comparing three or more items, we often use the superlative form.

9

The comparative form of 'beautiful' is 'beautifuler'.

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For some one-syllable adjectives ending in a single consonant, you double the final consonant when adding -er or -est.

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