Preferable this word has the force of a______
superlative
positive
comparetive
none
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Preferable this word has the force of a______
superlative
positive
comparetive
none
ans fast
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Answer:
An adjective can be in one of the following three degrees.
The positive degree.
For example:
small, happy, wide, beautiful
Read more about the positive degree.
The comparative degree.
For example:
smaller, happier, wider, more beautiful
Read more about comparative adjectives.
The superlative degree.
For example:
smallest, happiest, widest, most beautiful
Read more about superlative adjectives.
comparatives and superlatives of adjectives
Are You Good at Forming Comparative and Superlative Adjectives?
Here's a quick test. (Hint: Check whether you're looking for the comparative degree or the superlative degree before clicking.)
comparative degree of "ugly"
uglier
uglyest
more ugly
most ugly
uglyer
uglyiest
Explanation:
Answer:
none is the answer
not a sentence of any degree