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This course is about degree of comparison.

Degree of Comparison refers to adjectives being written in different froms to compare one ,two or more nouns which  are word describing persons,places , and things. There are different form of comparison such as

1.Positive degree
2.Comparative degree
3.Superlative degree.

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Hi Friends 😃

This course is about degree of comparison.

Degree of Comparison refers to adjectives being written in different froms to compare one ,two or more nouns which  are word describing persons,places , and things. There are different form of comparison such as

1.Positive degree
2.Comparative degree
3.Superlative degree.

Overview (in Tamil)

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This video is about Adjective. Adjective describes noun. And adjective comes before noun.

For example:
A beautiful rose.

Here beautiful is extra information about rose.

There are different types of adjective such as:

Adjective of Quality
Adjective of Quantity
Adjective of Numbers
Demonstrative adjective

Introduction of Adjective (in Tamil)

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This Lesson is about rules in adjectives of degree of comparison.

1. Based on the positive degree it will come with "er" in Comparative. and "est" in superlative.

Example: 

Great Greater Greatest

2. If the word ends with "y" Comparative degree has "ier" & superlative degree has "iest"

As like this many rules have given in this Lesson 

Thank you

Rules- Positive , Comparative and Superlative Degree (in Tamil)

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This Lesson is about Positive degree.

Positive degree is in simple form. It with one person / noun.

Positive degree has two types.
Such as
1. Degree of Equality: 
It compares one or two person with some other nouns in equal . 

Example:

She looks as beautiful as kala

2. Degree of inequality:

This degree of inequality compare one or more person / noun as i not same.

Example:

She is not so beautiful as kala.

Positive Degree (in Tamil)

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This Lesson is about Comparative degree.

In this degree  two person are compared with each other. Based on the quality and quantity of adjective and adverb.

This has two types such as:

1. Parllel degree
2 . Progressive degree

Example: 

Rani is taller than Vani.

I Comparative degree coordinating conjunction "than" is used.

Comparative Degree (in Tamil)

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This Lesson is about Superlative degree.

Superlative degree is compared with all and  it will be superior to all. Beginning of superlative degree definite article "the" is used. And  the word ends with st/est/iest.

Example:

1.She is the most intelligent person in the office.
2.The Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world.

Superlative Degree (in Tamil)

This Lesson is about Transformation of Sentences.

Here it transfer from positive degree to Comparative and Superlative degree

Transformation of Sentence (in Tamil)

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       This Lesson is about self evaluation of Degrees of Comparison.

Degree of Comparison refers to adjectives being written in different froms to compare one ,two or more nouns which  are word describing persons,places , and things. There are different form of comparison such as

1.Positive degree
2.Comparative degree
3.Superlative degree.

Self Evaluation (in Tamil)

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Lessons

8 lessons • 1h 18m