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1 st <strong>November</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />

TALENT<br />

ACADEMY<br />

VIJAYAREKHA Volume V Issue No. 11 PSC a’c - ]- c- o£mamknI<br />

Hcphy‡n-sbt- bm,hkvXph - ns- \tbm c≠phy‡n-I-sftbmhkvXp-°sftbmXΩn¬XmcXaywsNøm≥<br />

One syllable D≈apgph - ≥Adjectives comparative degree bnte°pw<br />

t\bpwtwo syllables as‰m-∂p-ambnXmc-XaywsNøp-∂-Xn-<br />

D≈Nne ‘most’ tN¿Øv superlative degree<br />

\mWv Degrees of Comparison D]- Positive Degree bpwD]t - bmK- n°- p∂- p. Adjectives t\bpwpositive degree bnte°pwam‰p-∂p.<br />

tbmK - n°- p∂- X- v.<br />

eg: Ravi is taller than Hari bpsSIqsS‘er’ tN¿Øvcomparative<br />

Positive Degree<br />

Comparative Degree<br />

(comparative)<br />

Hari is not as tall as Ravi (positive)<br />

degree bnte°pw‘est’ tN¿Øv Irregular Comparatives<br />

superlative degree bnte°pwam‰p-<br />

NneAdjectives comparative<br />

Superlative Degree F∂n-ßs\ Nne-t∏mƒ‘than’, ‘to’ F∂n-hbv°v<br />

∂p.<br />

degree bpwsuperlative degree bpw<br />

aq∂p-XcwDegrees of Comparison ]I-c-ambncomparative degree bn¬ CuNm¿´v a\x-∏m-T-am-°p-I.<br />

BWp-≈-Xv.<br />

Positive Comparative Superlative<br />

Adjective (\ma - h- nt- ij- W- w),Adverb eg: She is the better of my two sisters<br />

({Inb - mh- nt- ij- W- w)F∂nh- b- mWv3<br />

Big bigger biggest<br />

ChnsS{i≤n-t°-≠Xv ‘of’ \v tijw<br />

Degree bnepwhnhn[cq]-߃<br />

Bold bolder boldest<br />

‘two’ D≠m-bn-cn-°-Ww.AXp-t]mse<br />

sIh-cn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />

Brave braver bravest<br />

Comparative Degree bn¬Adjective<br />

Clever cleverer cleverest<br />

\v ap∂n¬km[m-c-W-bmbn‘the’ D]-<br />

Positive Degree<br />

Costly costlier costliest<br />

tbm-Kn-°mdn√.Superlative Degree<br />

Easy easier easiest<br />

Hcphy‡n-tbm,hkvXpthmam{X-ap- bnemWv Adjective \v ap∂n¬the<br />

Fine finer finest<br />

≈-t∏m-gmWv Positive Degree D]-tbm- D]tbmKn°p∂Xv.F∂m¬‘of’ D]-<br />

Fat fatter fattest<br />

Kn-°p-∂-Xv.<br />

tbmK - n®vComparative Degree ]d-bptºmƒAdjective<br />

\v ap∂n¬‘the’ D]-<br />

Great greater greatest<br />

eg: Manoj is a clever student<br />

Happy happier happiest<br />

Meera is a beautiful girl<br />

tbmK - n°- W- w.<br />

Hot hotter hottest<br />

Sita is a good singer<br />

eg: This is the better of his two<br />

Hard harder hardest<br />

Cuaq∂v hmIy-ß-fnepwHmtcm novels.<br />

Kind kinder kindest<br />

hy‡nsbam{X-amWv hnti-jn-∏n-°p- Sruthi is the more beautiful of his Long longer longest<br />

∂X- .v<br />

two daughters.<br />

Large larger largest<br />

Comparative Degree<br />

‘of’ D]-tbm-Kn-°m-dp-≠v.<br />

Superlative Degree<br />

Red redder reddest<br />

Sad sadder saddest<br />

c≠phy‡n-I-sf-tbm,c≠phkvXp- c≠n¬IqSp-X¬hy‡n-I-sftbm Small smaller smallest<br />

°-sftbmXΩn¬Xmc-XaywsNøptºmg<br />

hkvXp°<br />

- s- ftbmXmcX - aywsNøpt - ºm-<br />

Simple simpler simplest<br />

- mWv Comparative Degree D]- gmWv Superlative Degree D]-tbm-Kn- Short shorter shortest<br />

tbmK - n°- p∂- X- v.<br />

°p∂Xv.<br />

Tall taller tallest<br />

eg: Manoj is cleverer than Sooraj eg: Hari is the tallest student in the<br />

Thin thinner thinnest<br />

Meera is more beautiful than class.<br />

Wise wiser wisest<br />

Rekha<br />

Young<br />

Superlative Degree bpsSapºn-embn<br />

younger youngest<br />

Sita is better than Radha<br />

Definite Article ‘the’ tN¿°W<br />

- w.<br />

Two syllables D≈`qcn-`mKw form sNøp-∂Xv Ah-bpsS<br />

Rajastan is the largest state in India.<br />

Note : Comparative degree bn¬<br />

Adjectives t\bpwc≠n¬IqSp- positive degree bn¬\n∂-√.<br />

km[m-c-W-bmbn‘than’ BWv<br />

CuhmIysØ‘of’ D]-tbm-Kn®v<br />

X¬syllables D≈apgp-h≥ AØcwAdjectives s\Irregular<br />

D]-tbm-Kn-°p-∂-Xv.F∂m¬<br />

as‰mcpcoXn-bnepwFgp-Xmw.<br />

adjectives t\bpw‘more’ tN¿Øv Comparatives F∂p]d-bp-∂p.<br />

Prefer, Junior, Senior, Inferior, Rajasthan is the largest of all the<br />

Superior, Anterior, Posterior states in India.<br />

XpS-ßnbhm°p-I-tfm-sSm∏w Vivek is the cleverest of all the Positive Comparative Superlative<br />

‘to’ BWv D]-tbm-Kn-t°-≠-Xv. students in the class.<br />

Beautiful more beautiful most beautiful<br />

(than D]t- bmK- n°- c- pXv)<br />

Formation of Degrees of Comparison<br />

Courageous more courageous most courageous<br />

Difficult more difficult most difficult<br />

eg: I prefer tea to coffee Adjectves \pwAdverbs \pwam{Xta Effective more effective most effective<br />

He is junior to her<br />

Comparative, Superlative Degrees Enjoyable more enjoyable most enjoyable<br />

Sheela is senior to Lekha in this D≈q.Noun t\bpwverb t\bpw Honest more honest most honest<br />

college<br />

comparative, superlative degrees<br />

Industrious more industrious most industrious<br />

Raju’s shirt is inferior to Ramu’s te°v am‰m≥Ign-bn-√.<br />

Qualified more qualified most qualified<br />

shirt.<br />

Useful more useful most useful<br />

He is superior to me<br />

Wonderful more wonderful most wonderful<br />

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