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Degree of Adjectives: Positive Comparative Superlative

The document lists the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English. It shows that many adjectives form the comparative by adding -er and the superlative by adding -est. However, some irregular adjectives have alternative comparative and superlative endings, such as good, bad, far, and many. The document serves as a reference for English speakers to check or learn the different degrees of adjectives.
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Degree of Adjectives: Positive Comparative Superlative

The document lists the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English. It shows that many adjectives form the comparative by adding -er and the superlative by adding -est. However, some irregular adjectives have alternative comparative and superlative endings, such as good, bad, far, and many. The document serves as a reference for English speakers to check or learn the different degrees of adjectives.
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DEGREE OF ADJECTIVES

Positive Comparative Superlative


*Tall taller tallest
Short shorter shortest
Small smaller smallest
Fast faster fastest
Slow slower slowest
Black blacker blackest
Bright brighter brightest
Cheap cheaper cheapest
Close closer closest
Cold colder coldest
Cool cooler coolest
Deep deeper deepest
Few fewer fewest
Fine finer finest
Great greater greatest
High higher highest
Large larger largest
Long longer longest
Low lower lowest
New newer newest
Noble nobler noblest
Poor poorer poorest
Quick quicker quickest
Rich richer richest
Safe safer safest
Short shorter shortest
Simple simpler simplest
Soft softer softest
Strong stronger strongest
Sweet sweeter sweetest
Thick thicker thickest
Weak weaker weakest
Mean meaner meaner
Brave braver bravest
Clean cleaner cleanest
Clever cleverer cleverest
Cheap cheaper cheapest
Gentle gentler gentlest
Nice nicer nicest
Slow slower slowest
Slim slimmer slimmest
True truer truest
Wise wiser wisest
Young younger youngest
*Big bigger biggest
Angry angrier angriest
Fat fatter fattest
thin thinner thinnest
Fit fitter fittest
Glad gladder gladdest
Hot hotter hottest
Red redder reddest
Sad sadder saddest
Thin thinner thinnest
*Busy busier busiest
Crazy crazier craziest
Easy easier easiest
Dirty dirtier dirtiest
Early earlier earliest
Ugly uglier ugliest
Naughty naughtier naughtiest
Near nearer nearest
Dry drier driest
Easy easier easiest
Happy happier happiest
Healthy healthier healthiest
Heavy heavier heaviest
Hungry hungrier hungriest
Lovely lovelier loveliest
Ugly uglier ugliest
Lazy lazier laziest
Pretty prettier prettiest
Merry merrier merriest
*Gay gayer gayest
Grey greyer greyest
*Active more active most active
Attentive more attentive most attentive
Beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
Careful more careful most careful
Comfortable more comfortable most comfortable
Difficult more difficult most difficult
Famous more famous most famous
Generous more generous most generous
Interesting more interesting most interesting
Cunning more obedient most obedient
Dangerous more dangerous most dangerous
Honest more honest most honest
Important more important most important
*Far farther farthest
Fur further furthest
In inner innermost/inmost
Out outer outmost
Up upper upmost
Bad worse worst
Fore former foremost
Good better best
Late later/latter latest/last
Little less least
Many/Much more most
Old older/elder oldest/eldest

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