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we have dinner at one. 3. Some have dinner at one and
supper at six. 4. Meat, potatoes, and vegetables are the
usual dinner dishes. Dessert is also served. 5.
For
supper, bread, butter, cheese, cold meats [meat dishes],
tea and milk is served. 6. I have not been to dinner. I
usually take dinner at 2 o'clock. 7. I shall not be (kommer
ikke) home for (til) dinner today;
I am to (skal)
take dinner with a friend of mine (av mig). 8. I have
no plate, cup or saucer.
Bring me a spoon, a knife and a
fork. 9. Do you wish for dessert? 10. Would you
like some fruit? n. Do you wish for cream and sugar
with your [to the] coffee? 12. Have you been to dinner?
13. When do you have supper? 14. What did
you have for breakfast this morning [today] ?
LESSON XIV.
COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES.
38. Adjectives are compared by adding to the
positive -ere to form the comparative degree, and -est
to form the superlative degree.
Positive Comparative Superlative
kort kortere kortest
flink (diligent) flinkere flinkest
1. Adjectives ending in -el1 , -en, -er, drop
the e before
the endings of comparison.
simpel (simple) simplere simplest
galen (crazy) galnere galnest
vakker 2 vakrere vakrest
2.
Adjectives ending in -e take only
-re and -st.
ringe (simple) ringere ringest