What I Have Learned
Write TRUE in your answer sheet if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is not
1. Adjectives formed by adding -or more in comparative degree and-est
most in superlative degree are called regular adjectives.
2. We can use more than one adjective to describe a person, thing, or place,
3. The positive degree is used when two persons, things, places, or events are
compared
4. Adjectives are words that replace nouns
5. Series of adjectives can be used in any order.
8. The superlative degree shows comparison to the highest degree.
7. "He ran the fastest among the boys." This sentence is incorrect.
8. Determiners usually come first in series of adjectives,
9. When we use two adjectives to refer to the same entity (person/thing), they
must be in the same degree.
10. More or -eris added to adjectives in superlative degree.​