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gut / schlecht<br />
hässlich / hübsch<br />
heiß / kalt<br />
hungrig / satt<br />
interessant / langweilig<br />
kaltblütig / warmblütig<br />
lang / kurz<br />
langsam / schnell<br />
laut / leise<br />
leicht / schwer<br />
reich / arm<br />
sauber / schmutzig<br />
schwarz / weiß<br />
stabil / wackelig<br />
stark / schwach<br />
traurig / glücklich<br />
trocken / nass<br />
good / bad<br />
ugly / beautiful<br />
hot / cold<br />
hungry / satiated<br />
interesting / boring<br />
cold-blooded / warm-blooded<br />
long / short<br />
slow / fast<br />
loud / quiet<br />
easy, light / hard, heavy<br />
rich / poor<br />
clean / dirty<br />
black / white<br />
steady / wobbly<br />
strong / weak<br />
sad / happy<br />
dry / wet<br />
Übung<br />
15·3<br />
Example:<br />
Write a statement that says that someone or something isn’t “x,” but rather “y,” using the<br />
adjective/adverb antonym pairs listed above.<br />
schwarz Diese Katze ist nicht schwarz, sondern weiß.<br />
1. schwach <br />
2. wackelig <br />
3. hell <br />
4. unerfahren <br />
5. trocken <br />
6. schmutzig <br />
7. satt <br />
8. glänzend <br />
9. warmblütig <br />
10. fleißig <br />
Comparative and superlative<br />
Adjective and adverb pairs of antonyms and contrasts do not occur solely in the positive form.<br />
They also have a comparative form and a superlative form. (See Chapter 9 for the formation and<br />
use of comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs.) When adjectives are used as predicate<br />
adjectives, the comparative has no ending, and the superlative appears in a prepositional phrase<br />
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