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Anil17 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

What is the correct form of adjective

Hi there

Can you please help me with the following adjective question. My option is highlighted in red font. Am I correct?


Rewrite the following, filling in the blanks with the correct form of the word in brackets:

Although ten years of age, the twins are quite......... (small). (smaller - or small when not comparing).
  

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Anil17 Hi there Can you please help me with the following adjective question. My option is highlighted in red font . Am I correct?

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  • Anil17 Hi there Can you please help me with the following adjective question.
  • My option is highlighted in red font .
  • Am I correct?
  • Rewrite the following, filling in the blanks with the correct form of the word in brackets: Although ten years of age, the twins are quite.........
  • (small).
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Anil17Hi there

Can you please help me with the following adjective question. My option is highlighted in red font. Am I correct?


Rewrite the following, filling in the blanks with the correct form of the word in brackets:

Although ten years of age, the twins are quite......... (small). (
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Only 'small' works.

There is no comparison in the sentence. It only states the fact that the twins are small.
In addition, you cannot say 'quite smaller'.
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Do you know what is Superlative etc. Do you know what is the Superlative of complete and excel?
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people here are polite those in my city

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