Test your knowledge regarding degrees of adjectives with this challenging 'Degrees of adjectives test quiz.' In English grammar, adjectives have three degrees, positive, comparative, and superlative degree. To make a comparison between two or three subjects or objects, we use comparative and superlative degrees. Do you know how to use these three forms in a given sentence? If yes, take up this quiz and show it to us by choosing the correct form of the adjectives. Best of luck, buddy!
Most tall
Taller than
The tallest
The most tall
The most peaceful
More peaceful than
Peacefuler than
More peacefuler
Better then
The best
Gooder than
Better than
The most comfortable
More comfortable
More comfortable than
Most comfortable
The nicest than
Nicer than
The most nice
The nicest
More funny than
Funniest than
Funnier than
The funnier than
The easier ... the more interesting
The easiest ... the most interesting
Easier than ... more interesting than
The most easy ... the most interesting
The most intelligent
More intelligent
The intelligentest
More intelligent than
Biger than
More big than
The biggest
Bigger than
The baddest
The worst
The worse
Worse than
The strictest ... the unfriendliest
More strict ... more unfriendly
More strict than ... more unfriendly than
Stricter ... unfriendlier than
Worse than
The worst
Better than
The best
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