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Degree change হচ্ছে sentence এর adjective এবং adverb এর তুলনামূলক পরিবর্তন

Degree হচ্ছে ৩ প্রকারঃ

1:  positive 2: comparative 3 superlative.

Degree change.

 

Positive

Comparative

Superlative

1

Very Few

Example: Very Few cities in

Bangladesh are as big as Sylhet.

 

Than many/most other

Example: Sylhet is bigger than

many other cities in Bangladesh.

 

One of the

Example: Sylhet is one of the

Biggest cities in Bangladesh.

 

2

No other

Example: No other city in Bangladesh is as big as Dhaka.

Than any/all other

Example: Dhaka is bigger than

any other city in Bangladesh.

 

 

The

Example: Dhaka is the biggest city

in Bangladesh.

3

S1 + A.v. + As……..as +s2.

Karim is as good as Rahim.

S2+ A.v.+Not com form then+s1

Rahim is not better than Karim.

 

4

S1 + A.v. Not + As……..as +s2.

Karim is not as good as Rahim.

S1+ A.v. + com form then+s2.

Karim is better than Rahim.

 

5

S1 + A.v. Not + As……..as +s2.

Karim is not as good as Rahim.

S2+ A.v.+Not com form then+s1.

Rahim is better than Karim.

 

6

 

S2+ A.v. + com. Form+then of all+s1.


He is bigger than of all boys.

Note – other এর পর plural noun

থাকলে superlative এর পরে of all বসে

He is the tallest of all boys.

 

 

 

 

Formation of Comparative & Superlative Degrees of Adjectives

 

Adjectives usually form their comparative and superlative degrees:

 

1) by addition of '-er' and '-est' to the positive degree

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

bright

brighter

brightest

black

blacker

blackest

bold

bolder

boldest

clever

cleverer

cleverest

cold

colder

coldest

fast

faster

fastest

great

greater

greatest

high

higher

highest

kind

kinder

kindest

long

longer

longest

rich

richer

richest

small

smaller

smallest

strong

stronger

strongest

sweet

sweeter

sweetest

tall

taller

tallest

thick

thicker

thickest

young

younger

youngest

 

2) By addition of '-r' and '-st' to the positive degree ending in 'e'

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

brave

braver

bravest

fine

finer

finest

large

larger

largest

nice

nicer

nicest

noble

nobler

noblest

pale

paler

palest

simple

simpler

simplest

wise

wiser

wisest

white

whiter

whitest

 

 

3) When the positive ends in 'y' and has a consonant before it, we change 'y' into 'i' and then add 'er' and 'est'.

By deleting the final ‘y’ and adding ‘ier’ and ‘iest’

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

costly

costlier

costliest

dry

drier

driest

easy

easier

easiest

happy

happier

happiest

heavy

heavier

heaviest

lazy

lazier

laziest

mercy

mercer

mercies

wealthy

wealthier

wealthiest

 

4) When the positive degree ends in a consonant with a vowel before it, we double the consonant & then add '-er' and '-est'

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

big

bigger

biggest

dim

dimmer

dimmest

fat

fatter

fattest

hot

hotter

hottest

thin

thinner

thinnest

 

5) by addition of '-er' and '-est' to the positive degree when it ends in '-y'

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

gay

gayer

gayest

grey

greyer

greyest

 

6) by placing 'more' and 'most' before the positive form

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

active

more active

most active

attractive

more attractive

most attractive

beautiful

more beautiful

most beautiful

brilliant

more brilliant

most brilliant

careful

more careful

most careful

courageous

more courageous

most courageous

cunning

more cunning

most cunning

difficult

more difficult

most difficult

famous

more famous

most famous

faithful

more faithful

most faithful

important

more important

most important

proper

more proper

most proper

popular

more popular

most popular

splendid

more splendid

most splendid

suitable

more suitable

most suitable

 

Some adjectives do not follow any of the rules explained earlier. They are compared irregularly. Here are the different forms of such adjectives.

POSITIVE

COMPARATIVE

SUPERLATIVE

bad

worse

worst

evil

worse

worst

good

better

best

ill

worse

worst

far

farther

farthest

well

better

best

late

later

latest (time)

late

later

last (position)

little

less

least

much

more

most

many

more

most

near

nearer

nearest

old

older

oldest

old

elder

eldest

 

Exercise:






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