Adjectives and Comparison
A grammar rule that feels universal usually has an exception. Each question below is a real disagreement about "Adjectives and Comparison" — see if you can spot it.
Sohan writes "This flower is beautifuller than that one", thinking comparisons always add "-er". His sister says longer words use a different method. Who is right?
Tanya writes "My drawing is gooder than yours", thinking "-er" will attach to "good" too. Her friend says the word changes completely instead. Who is right?
Vishal writes "This is more better than the last one", thinking adding "more" makes the comparison even stronger. His teacher says there is a mistake here. Who is right?
Rohan writes "This box is biger than that one". His sister says something is missing in the spelling. Who is right?
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