Positive, comparative and superlative

When do we use positive?

• When you want to say that something is the same

• When you want to say that something it's more or less than

• When something is the best or the worst

Answer explanation

Based on what was said in the presentation.

When do we use comparative?

• When something is the same

• When something is more or less than

• When something is the best or the worst

When do we use superlative?

• When something is the best or the worst

• When something is the same

• When something is more or less than

That pencil is...than mine (good)

Dark chocolate is...than white chocolate (bad)

Is this sentence correct?:

This is by far the best view ever

• True

• False

What is the correct sentence using emphasising comparative?

• This cake is by far the most delicious that I have eaten.

• This flower is much more beautiful than the other.

• Dogs are twice as cute as a rabbit

What is being used in this sentence?:

That boy is as intelligent as my brother

What is being used in the following sentence?:

This is the sweetest candy ever

What are we using in this sentence?:

Your dog runs faster than Jim's dog