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    This document discusses degrees of comparison in English grammar. It explains that adjectives have positive, comparative, and superlative degrees. The positive degree uses words like "as" or makes simple statements of equality or inequality. The comparative degree uses suffixes like "-er" or words like "more" or "less" to compare two things. The superlative degree uses "the" and suffixes like "-est" to compare three or more things. Examples are provided for each degree.

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    This document discusses degrees of comparison in English grammar. It explains that adjectives have positive, comparative, and superlative degrees. The positive degree uses words like "as" or makes simple statements of equality or inequality. The comparative degree uses suffixes like "-er" or words like "more" or "less" to compare two things. The superlative degree uses "the" and suffixes like "-est" to compare three or more things. Examples are provided for each degree.

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    This document discusses degrees of comparison in English grammar. It explains that adjectives have positive, comparative, and superlative degrees. The positive degree uses words like "as" or makes simple statements of equality or inequality. The comparative degree uses suffixes like "-er" or words like "more" or "less" to compare two things. The superlative degree uses "the" and suffixes like "-est" to compare three or more things. Examples are provided for each degree.

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    After this lesson, you are expected to be able to: Quickly find information about the use of comparison.

    . Explain the use of comparison in the sentence expressed in the daily life.

    B. Degrees of Comparison
    The use of adjective takes an important role in this topic.

    Positive Degree

    Example : 1. Ani is as beautiful as her sister. 2. This box is as heavy as that box. 3. The first test is as easy as the second test.

    Comparative

    Example : 1. The new principle is wiser than the previous one. 2. She works quicker today than yesterday. 3. The music concert in the open air is more interesting for people in a rural area.

    Superlative

    Example : 1. She is the best actress in the film festival this year. 2. What is the latest news of the war? 3. Michael Jackson is the most famous singer in the world.

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