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Degrees of Adjectives Quiz

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Test true/false about adjective degrees

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Test true/false about adjective degrees

by MAYLYN VERZOSA
1

The positive degree of 'best' is 'better'.

2

All adjectives form the superlative with '-est' regardless of syllables.

3

The positive degree of 'beautiful' is 'beautiful'.

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The comparative degree of 'good' is 'gooder'.

5

Two-syllable adjectives never take '-er' or '-est' as the comparative/superlative.

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The comparative degree of 'bright' is 'brighter'.

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The positive degree of 'bright' is 'bright'.

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The superlative degree of 'bright' is 'brightest'.

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The correct comparative of 'far' is only 'farther'.

10

Adjectives ending in -y form -ier/-iest in the comparative and superlative (e.g., happy → happier, happiest).

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