Adjectives: Positive to Comparatives

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Guess true/false about adjectives' forms

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Adjectives: Positive to ComparativesOnline version Guess true/false about adjectives' forms by Sebastian Quintero 1 For longer adjectives, the comparative is formed with more (more beautiful). Yes No 2 Irregular adjectives have irregular comparatives, e.g., good -> better. Yes No 3 The positive form of the adjective 'better' is 'best'. Yes No 4 The superlative form often ends with -est for short adjectives (tall -> tallest). Yes No 5 All adjectives form the comparative by adding -er, with no exceptions. Yes No 6 The positive form is the base form of the adjective (e.g., big, green). Yes No 7 The comparative of 'fast' is 'fastest'. Yes No 8 Two-syllable adjectives never take -er; they always use 'more'. Yes No 9 The superlative of 'beautiful' is 'most beautiful' is false? (This sentence is true in standard usage; intentionally incorrect as a false sentence would be 'The superlative of beautiful is 'beautifuller'.) Yes No 10 The comparative form often ends with -er for short adjectives (tall -> taller). Yes No 11 La forma positiva se usa para comparar tres objetos. Yes No 12 El adjetivo en forma positiva ya indica comparación entre objetos. Yes No 13 El comparativo de 'bueno' es 'bien'. Yes No 14 El adjetivo en su forma positiva es la base, por ejemplo 'alto'. Yes No 15 El superlativo relativo se dice 'el más alto'. Yes No 16 El comparativo se forma con 'más' + adjetivo, por ejemplo 'más alto'. Yes No 17 El comparativo se usa para comparar dos objetos. Yes No 18 La forma positiva describe una cualidad sin comparar. Yes No 19 El comparativo siempre se forma añadiendo '-ísimo' al adjetivo. Yes No 20 El superlativo se forma siempre con 'más' y el adjetivo. Yes No

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Adjectives: Positive to Comparatives

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Adjectives: Positive to ComparativesOnline version

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For longer adjectives, the comparative is formed with more (more beautiful).

Irregular adjectives have irregular comparatives, e.g., good -> better.

The positive form of the adjective 'better' is 'best'.

The superlative form often ends with -est for short adjectives (tall -> tallest).

All adjectives form the comparative by adding -er, with no exceptions.

The positive form is the base form of the adjective (e.g., big, green).

The comparative of 'fast' is 'fastest'.

Two-syllable adjectives never take -er; they always use 'more'.

The superlative of 'beautiful' is 'most beautiful' is false? (This sentence is true in standard usage; intentionally incorrect as a false sentence would be 'The superlative of beautiful is 'beautifuller'.)

The comparative form often ends with -er for short adjectives (tall -> taller).

La forma positiva se usa para comparar tres objetos.

El adjetivo en forma positiva ya indica comparación entre objetos.

El comparativo de 'bueno' es 'bien'.

El adjetivo en su forma positiva es la base, por ejemplo 'alto'.

El superlativo relativo se dice 'el más alto'.

El comparativo se forma con 'más' + adjetivo, por ejemplo 'más alto'.

El comparativo se usa para comparar dos objetos.

La forma positiva describe una cualidad sin comparar.

El comparativo siempre se forma añadiendo '-ísimo' al adjetivo.

El superlativo se forma siempre con 'más' y el adjetivo.