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- Rules & Exercise Of Superlative Degree
The + superlative Superlative degree always followed by article ?the?He is the best.She is the best dancer.He is the best in all of us. But if we use possessive adjective before the superlative, (possessive adjective case is never followed by article...
- Positive Degree Of Adjectives
We use adjectives to compare one thing with another in three steps (1) positive, (2) Comparative, (3) Superlative Positive degree ? Rules for How to and where to use positive degree- its describe a simple quality of noun.. Comparison of similarities...
- Use Of Adverb "too" "very" "very Much" And Its Exercise
Use of "too" Too ? (more than enough) Too is mostly use with negative or undesirability sense, so it must not be used in the place of ?very? or ?much? otherwise the sense will be completely wrong for example if we say I m too happy with your...
- Confusing Adjectives
Confusing Adjectives & exercise Some adjectives are confusing they look same but different in meaning like later and latter, Later - hear later is a comparative degree of late (She came later than him).Latter - latter is just opposite...
- Adverbs
What is an Adverb? An adverb is a word that tells us more about a verb. It "qualifies" or "modifies" a verb (The girl singsbeautifully). In the following examples, the adverb is in boldand the verb that it modifies is in italics.Henry walks slowly. Afterwards...
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Adjectives
Definition $ kind of Adjectives
position and Degrees of Adjectives
List Of Adjectives
Positive Degree of Adjectives
Rules & exercise of positive degree
Rules & exercise of comparative degree
Rules & exercise of superlative degree
Confusing Adjectives & exercise
- Rules & Exercise Of Superlative Degree
The + superlative Superlative degree always followed by article ?the?He is the best.She is the best dancer.He is the best in all of us. But if we use possessive adjective before the superlative, (possessive adjective case is never followed by article...
- Positive Degree Of Adjectives
We use adjectives to compare one thing with another in three steps (1) positive, (2) Comparative, (3) Superlative Positive degree ? Rules for How to and where to use positive degree- its describe a simple quality of noun.. Comparison of similarities...
- Use Of Adverb "too" "very" "very Much" And Its Exercise
Use of "too" Too ? (more than enough) Too is mostly use with negative or undesirability sense, so it must not be used in the place of ?very? or ?much? otherwise the sense will be completely wrong for example if we say I m too happy with your...
- Confusing Adjectives
Confusing Adjectives & exercise Some adjectives are confusing they look same but different in meaning like later and latter, Later - hear later is a comparative degree of late (She came later than him).Latter - latter is just opposite...
- Adverbs
What is an Adverb? An adverb is a word that tells us more about a verb. It "qualifies" or "modifies" a verb (The girl singsbeautifully). In the following examples, the adverb is in boldand the verb that it modifies is in italics.Henry walks slowly. Afterwards...