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    The document provides examples of changing the degree of comparison in sentences without changing the meaning. It gives one example comparing mobile phones and pagers. It then lists 10 sentences and asks to change their degree of comparison, keeping the same meaning. It also provides another exercise asking to fill in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in 5 sentences.

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    The document provides examples of changing the degree of comparison in sentences without changing the meaning. It gives one example comparing mobile phones and pagers. It then lists 10 sentences and asks to change their degree of comparison, keeping the same meaning. It also provides another exercise asking to fill in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in 5 sentences.

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    The document provides examples of changing the degree of comparison in sentences without changing the meaning. It gives one example comparing mobile phones and pagers. It then lists 10 sentences and asks to change their degree of comparison, keeping the same meaning. It also provides another exercise asking to fill in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives in 5 sentences.

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    DEGREE OF COMPARASION

    ❖ Exercise A:
    Change the degree of comparison with the subject in each of the following
    sentences. DO NOT change the meaning of the subject.
    Example: Mobile phones are better than pagers.
    Ans: Pagers are not as good as mobile phones.

    1. Varun was as weak as Ravish.


    Ans:
    2. Smriti is the bravest of all girls in her family.
    Ans:
    3. The Dead sea is the lowest point on the Earth.
    Ans:
    4. France is bigger than Sweden.
    Ans:
    5. Osmium is the heaviest metal.
    Ans:
    6. Pencils are cheaper than pens.
    Ans:
    7. Books are the most interesting companions.
    Ans:
    8. They are the most reliable friends.
    Ans:
    9. Iodine is the most lustrous non-metal.
    Ans:
    10. Blood is thicker than water.
    Ans:
    ❖ Exercise B:
    Fill in the correct form of the adjectives.

    1. This is the (small) car in the world.

    2. Peter is (tall) than Lucy.

    3. Sue has the (long) hair.

    4. Pete has the (new) computer.

    5. My dad is (old) than your dad.

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