(7. Sınıf) Superlative And Comparative hepsi İngilizce 85 puan lık ödev


	Superlative And Comparative General Rule: Adverbs and adjectives often have forms which indicate degrees of comparison. The positive form, the type we have already looked at, does not express comparison. Examples: They chose a dark brown paint. (adjective) The dancer moved gracefully. (adverb)The Comparative Form The comparative form, which is made be adding -er or a preceding more to the positive form, shows either a greater degree than the positive form or a makes a comparison between two persons or things. Examples: They chose a darker brown paint than their neighbours. The dancer moved more gracefully than the actor.The Superlative Form The superlative form, which is made by adding -est or a preceding most to the positive form, shows the greatest degree of a quality or quantity among three or more persons or things. Examples: They chose the darkest brown they could find. The dancer moved the most gracefully of all the performers.Forming the Comparative or Superlative Choosing between the suffix -er or -est and the preceding more/most depends on the number of syllables in the positive form of the adjective or adverb. Usually, adjectives and adverbs of one syllable take the suffix (-er/-est) and those of more than one syllable take the preceding more/most. Sometimes adjectives with a second syllable which is not very distinct, take the suffix. (e.g., pretty, prettier, prettiest) Positive Comparative Superlative big bigger biggest lousy lousier lousiest merciful more merciful most merciful quiet more quiet or quieter most quiet or quietest astounding more astounding most astounding Tip: The best way to be certain whether the comparative and superlative forms of a particular adjective or adverb are formed by the -er/-est endings or by the words more/most is to consult a college dictionary. If there are no comparative and superlative forms listed with the endings, then that word takes more/most. Some comparatives and superlatives have irregular forms: Positive Comparative Superlative Adjectives: good better best well better best bad worse worst far farther/further farthest/furthest little less least many more most much more most some more most Adverbs: badly worse worst ill worse worst well better best Tip 2: Be careful not to create a double comparative or superlative. Examples: Adjective - comparative: incorrect - Today is more colder than yesterday. correct - Today is colder than yesterday. (The day can be either colder or not, it cannot be more colder.) Adverb - superlative: incorrect - She is the most fastest runner. correct - She is the fastest runner. (She is either the fastest runner or she is not, she cannot be the most fastest.) Some adjectives and adverbs do not have comparatives or superlatives because they are already absolute in meaning: Examples: unique, Roman, dead, favorite, empty. incorrect: The tour guide was very French. The tour guide has to be either a French person or not, so cannot be described as "very" French. incorrect: The antique was the most unique. Unique means one of a kind. Something cannot be more one of a kind than it already is. incorrect: This is my most favourite toy. Again, favourite means something you like above all others. If it is your favourite, how can it be any more so than it already is? Comparative and Superlative Change the following adjective/advert into its comparative or superlative form. If your response shows as "Incorrect" in the status bar, the correct answer will appear in the blank

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