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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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HOW TO CHANGE A COMPARATIVE DEGREE INTO POSITIVE DEGREE WHEN 'A' IS PLACED BEFORE COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE
HOW TO CHANGE A COMPARATIVE DEGREE INTO POSITIVE DEGREE WHEN 'A' IS PLACED BEFORE COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE
EX:- RAVI IS A FASTER RUNNER THAN RAJU(COMPARITIVE DEGREE)
EX:- RAVI IS A FASTER RUNNER THAN RAJU(COMPARITIVE DEGREE)
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Please do not use ALL CAPs when you post. It is like shouting at us. Your sentence is correct.
- Please do not use ALL CAPs when you post.
- It is like shouting at us.
- Your sentence is correct.
- Use the indefinite article before comparatives modifying a noun.
- Do not use the article before the comparative adjective with no noun: Ram is a better student than Ravi.
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Please do not use ALL CAPs when you post. It is like shouting at us.
Your sentence is correct. Use the indefinite article before comparatives modifying a noun. Do not use the article before the comparative adjective with no noun:
Ram is a better student than Ravi.
Ram is more studious than Ravi.
Ravi is a more creative artist than Ram.
Ravi is more creative than
Your sentence is correct. Use the indefinite article before comparatives modifying a noun. Do not use the article before the comparative adjective with no noun:
Ram is a better student than Ravi.
Ram is more studious than Ravi.
Ravi is a more creative artist than Ram.
Ravi is more creative than
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