Business English And Correspondence a Practical Treatise On the Methods By Whic
Business English And Correspondence a Practical Treatise On the Methods By Whic
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Most adverbs are inflected, like adjectives, to distinguish degrees of the meaning expressed. This is called the comparison of adverbs.
As with adjectives, there are three degrees of comparison: the positive, which is the simple form of the adverb; the comparative, 68 BUSINESS ENGLISH which denotes a difference between two meanings ; and the superlative, which denotes a difference among three or more meanings, and also the greatest possible qualification of the word modified. (See 1fl09. ) Exam...ples.
Positive Comparative Superlative early earlier earliest fast faster fastest ill worse worst 149. Some adverbs are regularly compared by adding to the positive form the ending "er" to form the comparative, and the ending "est" to form the superlative.
Examples.
Positive Comparative Superlative early earlier earliest fast faster fastest Note that, according to the rules of spelling, some adverbs change a final "y" to "i" before adding the endings.
150. Most adverbs regularly form the comparative degree by prefixing "more" or "less" to the positive, and the superlative degree by prefixing "most" or "least.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most adverbs are inflected, like adjectives, to distinguish degrees of the meaning expressed. This is called the comparison of adverbs.
As with adjectives, there are three degrees of comparison: the positive, which is the simple form of the adverb; the comparative, 68 BUSINESS ENGLISH which denotes a difference between two meanings ; and the superlative, which denotes a difference among three or more meanings, and also the greatest possible qualification of the word modified. (See 1fl09. ) Exam...ples.
Positive Comparative Superlative early earlier earliest fast faster fastest ill worse worst 149. Some adverbs are regularly compared by adding to the positive form the ending "er" to form the comparative, and the ending "est" to form the superlative.
Examples.
Positive Comparative Superlative early earlier earliest fast faster fastest Note that, according to the rules of spelling, some adverbs change a final "y" to "i" before adding the endings.
150. Most adverbs regularly form the comparative degree by prefixing "more" or "less" to the positive, and the superlative degree by prefixing "most" or "least.
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