Welcome to this tutorial.
Today we're going to talk about degrees of adjectives these superlative form.
Let's get started.
Remember that an adjective is a word or set of words there modifies In other words describes a noun
or pronoun.
Also note that adjectives may come before or after the word they modify.
Have a look at the example over here.
This is a cute cat.
This cat is cute.
Now the word cute is an adjective and it modifies the noun cat and knows that in the first sentence
the adjective comes before the now Cat and in the second it comes after the noun cat now most adjectives
can show a degree of quality or quantity by forming two degrees of comparison.
The comparative and the super lot of degrees.
Now these degrees are formed from the positive degree which is the usual form of adjectives.
Now have a look at the examples we know positive degrees for example.
This is a tall building comparative for this building is taller than that one supermodel.
This is the tallest building now to form a sentence using super native adjectives.
We use the following formula noun or pronoun as the subject of the sentence plus verb plus the plus
superlative adjective plus noun or pronoun as the object of the sentence.
Have a look at the example below.
My room is the largest one in the house my room.
Subject is verb the largest super native adjective house object of the sentence.
Remember that sometimes the group that is being compared with can be admitted.
How a look at the example below.
She is the prettiest girl in the office.
Note that this part of the sentence girl in the office can be admitted.
She is the prettiest now when an adjective ends with one syllable to form the super negative.
We simply add ESD for example smart the smartest and when an adjective ends with a vowel class a continent
we double the continent and then add E S T.
For example big the biggest and when an adjective ends with a continent plus a y we keep the consonant
then change white eye and then add e s t for example dry the driest.
Now when an adjective ends with two syllables we add E T or the most for example happy happiest tangled
the most tangled and when an adjective ends its three syllables.
We simply add the most for example beautiful the most beautiful.
Now let's have a look at the comparative and super not a form of irregular adjectives positive good
comparative form would be better superlative the best bad comparative worse super not of the worst far.
Comparative farther further super negative the farthest the furthest little comparative less superlative
the least many are in much comparative more superlative the most.