Adjective_TGES_Revision

Identify the positive degree sentence from the following:

• Ram is the most intelligent child in his class.

• No other child is as inteliigent as Ram is.

• Ram is more intelligent than any other child in his class.

• Ram is more intelligent.

Identify the comparative degree sentence from the following:

• Ram is the most intelligent child in his class.

• No other child is as inteliigent as Ram is.

• Ram is more intelligent than any other child in his class.

• Ram is more intelligent.

Identify the superlative degree sentence from the following:

• Ram is the most intelligent child in his class.

• No other child is as inteliigent as Ram is.

• Ram is more intelligent than any other child in his class.

• Ram is more intelligent.

Identify the superlative degree sentence from the following:

• This is the roundest roti I have ever eaten.

• This is rounder roti than any other I have ever eaten.

• This is a round roti.

• This is the rounder roti I have ever eaten.

Identify the comparative degree sentence from the following:

• This is the roundest roti I have ever eaten.

• This is rounder roti than any other I have ever eaten.

• This is a round roti.

• This is the rounder roti I have ever eaten.

Identify the positive degree sentence from the following:

• This is the roundest roti I have ever eaten.

• This is rounder roti than any other I have ever eaten.

• This is a round roti.

• This is the rounder roti I have ever eaten.

Identify the positive degree sentence from the following:

• She loves her dog more than her husband.

• Her husband's love for the dog is not as much as that of hers.

• She loves her dog as much as her husband does not.

• She loves her dog and her husband more than her husband.

Identify the comparative degree sentence from the following:

• She loves her dog more than her husband.

• Her husband's love for the dog is not as much as that of hers.

• She loves her dog as much as her husband does not.

• She loves her dog and her husband more than her husband.

Identify the superlative degree sentence from the following:

• She loves her dog more than her husband.

• Her husband's love for the dog is not as much as that of hers.

• She loves her dog as much as her husband does not.

• Not possoble as there are two subjects.

Identify the comparative degree sentence from the following:

• He is one of the tallest boys in the class.

• Very few boys are as tall as he.

• No other boy is as tall as he.

• None of these.