Three Degree Forms of Adjectives

What is an ADJECTIVE?

• Words that are an action.

• Words that describe or modify a noun or pronoun.

• Words that represent a person, a thing, or a place.

• None of the following.

What are the 3 Degrees of Adjectives? (must be in order)

• Comparative, Superhuman, Negative

• Positive, Comparative, Superlative

• Comparative, Positive, Superhuman

• Positive, Compare, Superlative

What is Positive Degree in Adjectives?

• Simplest form of adjective.

• A state of a person on a happy mood.

• A noun is compared to another noun.

• The highest form of adjective.

What is Comparative Degree in Adjective?

• Adjectives that are used when comparing things.

• Words that compares one noun with all others in a group.

• Simplest form of adjective.

• Adjectives use when nothing compares the noun

Using 'more' before an adjective creates the superlative form.

• TRUE

• FALSE

When Superlative Degree of Adjective used?

• Used when an adjective describes a single object without any comparison.

• Used to compare two things directly and show which one is more extreme.

• Used in sentences where the adjective is placed before the noun.

• Used when comparing one thing to all others in a group.

The princess looked _______ in her elegant gown.

• pretty

• prettiest

• prettier

The skyscraper is the ________ building in the city.

• tallest

• taller

• more tall

• tall

He is ______ than his brother when it comes to solving puzzles.

• much clever

• more clever

• clever

• cleverst

What are added before AND after the adjective when it's on the Comparative Degree?