Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.
Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.Option A is incorrect as use of 'most' is wrong.
Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.Option A is incorrect as use of 'most' is wrong.Option B is incorrect as comparative form is incomplete.
Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.Option A is incorrect as use of 'most' is wrong.Option B is incorrect as comparative form is incomplete.Option C is incorrect as positive form is wrong.
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Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.
Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.Option A is incorrect as use of 'most' is wrong.
Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.Option A is incorrect as use of 'most' is wrong.Option B is incorrect as comparative form is incomplete.
Given sentence is in Superlative degree. 'Most dangerous' changes into 'more dangerous' in comparative form. In Positive degree, 'disastrous' will be the form. As...as, so...as is used in affirmative and negative sentence respectively. In Comparative form, 'than' comes after Comparative degree. First entity remains same as of Superlative degree.Option A is incorrect as use of 'most' is wrong.Option B is incorrect as comparative form is incomplete.Option C is incorrect as positive form is wrong.
Answer:
positive:- Corona is dangerous than other virus.
Comparative:-Corona is more dangerous than any other virus.
Superlative:- Corona is the most dangerous virus.
Explanation:
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