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Ask for help > Please I need to quick help :) ADJECTIVES
Please I need to quick help :) ADJECTIVES
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chrabonsc
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Please I need to quick help :) ADJECTIVES
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Please can anybody make comperative and super. form of these adjectives if its possibility for two ways for ex. er and more
LIST:
reddish
selfish
caring
lavish
sambre
naughty
active
slender
even
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5 Mar 2013
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brslhelen
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More/The most REDDISH
More/The Most SELFISH
More/The Most CARING
More/The Most LAVISH
More/The Most SAMBRE
Naughtier/ The Naughtiest
More/The Most ACTIVE
More/The Most SLENDER
More/The Most EVEN
You�re Welcome! |
5 Mar 2013
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t.javanshir
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I agree with brslhelen. Two syllable adjectives get -er or -est only if they end in "y". I have seen some exceptions though: narrow => narrower, quiet => quieter
Toofan |
5 Mar 2013
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MoodyMoody
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I would like to point out that there is no "sambre" in English; perhaps you mean somber or sombre. I would also disagree with more or most reddish and use redder and reddest instead. "Reddish" means slightly or somewhat red, so more so would be redder. Other than that, I agree with brslhelen �s answers. |
5 Mar 2013
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yanogator
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I agree with MoodyMoody about "reddish". Grammatically, more/the most reddish works, but it really doesn �t work in meaning. Saying that this apple is "more somewhat red" than that one just doesn �t sound good. Bruce |
5 Mar 2013
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chrabonsc
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thank you very much :) for help
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5 Mar 2013
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