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MS. GELLEN MARIE P.
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Using the positive, O
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comparative, and N 1:
superlative forms
of adjectives
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ADJECTIVE
An adjective is a word that describes an
animal, person, thing, or
thought. Adjectives include words that
describe what something looks like and
what it feels like to touch, taste, or
smell. Adjectives can be colors or
words that describe temperatures and
EXAMPLES:
Joseph is an honest pupil.

My mother cooks a delicious adobo.

I saw three puppies playing.

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INTRODUCTION
DEGREESpp.
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COMPARISON

POSITIVE DEGREE
COMPARATIVE DEGREE
SUPERLATIVE DEGREE
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POSITIVE DEGREE
The positive degree is the
adjective in its simple form.

The pillow is soft.

Jayme has long hair.
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COMPARATIVE
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DEGREE
The comparative degree is a
comparison of two non-equals. The
expression used is adjective + er
+than.

Jack is taller than Jim.

The mouse is smaller than the cat.
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SUPERLATIVE
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DEGREE
The superlative degree is a
comparison of more than two non-
equals. The expression used is the +
adjective + est.

Allan is the fastest runner in our team.

Tina is the tallest girl in class.
EXAMPLES:
Regular Adjectives
POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE

slow slower slowest

rich richer richest

soft softer softest

pretty prettier prettiest

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REMEMBER:
There are adjectives that
change their spelling when
being used in degrees of
comparison. They are the
irregular adjectives.
EXAMPLES:
Irregular Adjectives
POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE

good better best

bad worse worst

little less least

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REMEMBER:
When comparing nouns using
adjectives with two or more
syllables the words more and most
or less and least are used instead of
adding - er or -est in the
comparative or superlative form.
EXAMPLES:
POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
DEGREE DEGREE DEGREE

beautiful more most

beautiful beautiful
active more most
active active
diligent less diligent least diligent

industrious less least

industrious industrious
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CHECKING YOUR
UNDERSATNDING p. 63
POST-TEST p. 63