Degrees Of Comparasion

COMPERATIVE DEGREE

Used for: Declare comparison that something more or less than others.

How to use:

1. Using the conjunctive "Than"

2. Adding  suffix "- er " the adjective that consists of one or two syllables ( eg : Short, Tall, etc. )

3. Add the next word " more " if the adjective is more than three terms or when compared are adverbs.

Example :

·        Rio is much Taller than Lely.

·        Notebook is more expensive than personal computers.

·        Mary finished the test more quicky than jack.

SUPERATIVE DEGREE

Used for: To say the least "ter -" of everything else became comparison.

How to use:

1. Adding the definite article "the" in front of adjectives or adverbs in front.

2. Adding suffix “- est” on adjectives that consist of one or du syllable ( eg : Short, Tall, etc.)

3. Add the next word "most" if the comparison is an adverb.

Example:

 He is the smastest boys in my class.

·        Ina is the most beautiful girls in my school.

·        Hani finished the test the most quicky.

Conclusion

FORMULA

• More Comparison Degree

§  subject + to be + adverb + er / more + adverb + subject + then

• Most degree Comparison

§  subject + to be + the + adverb + / most + adverb + universe subject / object

According to the means used to express a comparison between one another as a whole or private.