DRILL

1. My mother loves (I,

me).
2. Corazon Aquino is the
Philippines’ first lady
president. The Filipino
people elected (she, her).
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3. Thomas Alva Edison is an
inventor. The world admires
(him, he).
4. The teacher inspired the
students. She made (them,
they) realize the value of
education.
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5. Jiggy and Juffy are
coming with us. We gave
(them, they) tickets for
the concert.
1. Julian is a very bright
boy.
2. That watch you bought
is quite expensive.
3. The flowers are sweet
and beautiful.
4. My sister is kind
and industrious.
5. The lovable son
hugged his
parents.
Positive Degree
It is used when there
is no comparison made
at all.
Paulis a thoughtful boy.
John’s car is fast.
Comparative Degree
It is used when two persons or things are
being compared. We add -er in the end
of the adjective. We add more before
the adjective and used the word than
after the adjective.

Robert is more thoughtful

than Paul
John’s car is faster than
Kyle’s.
Superlative Degree
It is used when more than two
persons or things being compared. We
add -est in the end of the adjective.
We add most before the adjective.

 Julian is the most thoughtful among the

three.
 Of the three cars, Walker’s is the
fastest.
ASSIGNMENT:
1. strange
2. dull
3. handsome
4. shy
5. blue
Now take the assessment on Degrees
of Comparison!