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    The document discusses the three degrees of comparison in English: positive, comparative, and superlative. It provides examples for each degree using adjectives and adverbs. It also categorizes regular and irregular forms. At the end, there is an exercise asking the reader to identify the correct form to complete sentences.

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    Degree of Comparison ( Tingkat Perbandingan )

    a. Positive degree (tingkat sama): as ..adjective.as

    S + V + as adjective/adverb as + O

     I’m as tall as him.

     You should practice English as often as you can.

     My house isn’t quite as big as Jenny’s (Jenny’s house is a little/ a


    bit/slightly bigger than mine)

     Singapore isn’t nearly as big as Indonesia/ Singapore is nowhere near as


    big as Indonesia (Indonesia is much bigger than Singapore)

    b. Comparative degree (tingkat lebih): .adjective..er/ more ..adjective

    S + V + adjective/adverb-er OR more adjective/adverb (+than+O)

     The blue house is smaller than the red house.

     This sofa is more comfortable than that chair.

     I should learn more diligently next year.


    – I feel much better now.

    – Santi is a little bit more imaginative than me.



    c. Superlative degree (tingkat paling): adjective .est / most . adjective

    S + V + the + adjective/adverb-est OR most adjective/adverb (+O in/of O)

     I think Captain America is the most handsome Avengers.

     Amanda is the smartest student in her class.

     Ahmed runs the fastest of all the runners.


    Bentuk Regular & Irregular Degree of Comparisons

    a. Bentuk Regular

     One syllable adjectives (kata sifat satu suku kata)

    Adjective Comparative Superlative

    tall taller tallest

    big bigger biggest

    fat fatter fattest

    sad sadder saddest

     Two syllable adjectives (kata sifat dua suku kata)

    Adjective Comparative Superlative

    happy happier happiest

    simple simpler simplest

    busy busier busiest

    tilted more titled most titled

    tangled more tangled most tangled

     Three syllable adjectives (kata sifat dua suku kata)


    Adjective Comparative Superlative

    important more important most important

    expensive more expensive most expensive

    Irregular

    Positive Comparative Superlative

    Good Better Best

    Bad Worse Worst

    Far Farther/Further Farthest/Furthest

    Little Less Least

    Sumber:

     Mulya, Eka, Mulya A. dan K. Shyla, L. 2016. FORWARD for Vocational School


    Grade X: It’s More Expensive. Jakarta: Penerbit Erlangga.
    Exercise: choose the right answer, a.b.or c

    1. Rita can walk … than you think.

    a. more far
    b. further
    c. furthest

    Your answer:

    2. I hope tomorrow will be … than today.

    a. best
    b. better
    c. good

    Your answer:

    3. He runs as … as molasses in January.

    a. slow
    b. slowest
    c. slower

    Your answer:

    4. The modern wind turbine works the …

    a. more efficiently
    b. most efficiently
    c. efficiently

    Your answer:

    5. He has the … house among all his friends.

    a. big
    b. biggest
    c. bigger

    Your answer:

    6. I have no idea why he spoke … than before.

    a. more gently
    b. gently
    c. gentlier

    Your answer:

    7. Krystal is as … as her sister.

    a. more beautiful
    b. most beautiful
    c. beautiful

    Your answer:

    8. If only I could find the … path from node x to node y.

    a. easiest
    b. more easy
    c. easier

    Your answer:

    9. The man treated his stepchildren … than animals.

    a. badly
    b. worst
    c. worse

    Your answer:

    10. Your spicy ramen noodle is … than mine.

    a. hot
    b. hotter
    c. hottest

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