Grammar
Hello everyone,
Are the following instructions correct?
1. Change "good" into comparative.
2. Change "good" into comparative form.
3. Change "good" into a comparative form.
4. Change "good" into comparative and superlative forms.
5. Change "good" into a comparative.
6. Change "good" into comparative form and superlative form.
7. Change "good" into a comparative form and superlative form.
8. Change "good" into a comparative form and a superlative form.
Regards,
Joseph
Top answer
As I recall, the usual phrasing on exams is as follows: What is the [comparative/superlative] form of "good"? All your versions are understandable, however. It's your choice.
- As I recall, the usual phrasing on exams is as follows: What is the [comparative/superlative] form of "good"?
- All your versions are understandable, however.
- It's your choice.
- CJ
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As I recall, the usual phrasing on exams is as follows:
What is the [comparative/superlative] form of "good"?
All your versions are understandable, however.
It's your choice.
CJ
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