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What is the comparative form of 'dangerous'?
What is the comparative form of 'dangerous'?
What is the comparative form of 'exciting'?
What is the comparative form of 'exciting'?
What is the comparative form of 'intelligent'?
What is the comparative form of 'intelligent'?
What is the comparative form of 'comfortable'?
What is the comparative form of 'comfortable'?
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What is the comparative form of 'useful'?
What is the comparative form of 'useful'?
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What is the comparative form of 'interesting'?
What is the comparative form of 'interesting'?
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What is the comparative form of 'expensive'?
What is the comparative form of 'expensive'?
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What is the comparative form of 'powerful'?
What is the comparative form of 'powerful'?
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What is the comparative form of 'creative'?
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What is the comparative form of 'popular'?
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Study Notes
Three-Syllable Adjectives Overview
- Adjectives with three syllables are often used to convey more complex descriptions and comparisons.
- These adjectives can employ comparatives and superlatives.
Examples of Three-Syllable Adjectives
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Dangerous
- Comparative: more dangerous than
- Superlative: the most dangerous
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Exciting
- Comparative: more exciting than
- Superlative: the most exciting
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Intelligent
- Comparative: more intelligent than
- Superlative: the most intelligent
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Comfortable
- Comparative: more comfortable than
- Superlative: the most comfortable
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Useful
- Comparative: more useful than
- Superlative: the most useful
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Interesting
- Comparative: more interesting than
- Superlative: the most interesting
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Expensive
- Comparative: more expensive than
- Superlative: the most expensive
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Powerful
- Comparative: more powerful than
- Superlative: the most powerful
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Creative
- Comparative: more creative than
- Superlative: the most creative
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Popular
- Comparative: more popular than
- Superlative: the most popular
Notes on Usage
- Use "as...as" structures for equality in comparisons (e.g., "as exciting as").
- Comparative forms highlight differences between two entities.
- Superlative forms are used to indicate the highest degree of a quality among three or more entities.
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This set of flashcards focuses on three-syllable adjectives. Each card presents a word and prompts users to fill in the comparative and superlative forms. It's a great resource for enhancing vocabulary skills.