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The document provides exercises for converting sentences from superlative to comparative degrees without altering their meanings. It includes two sections with examples and answers for both types of sentences. Each example illustrates how to express the same idea using comparative forms.

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Superlative to Comparative Degree

The document provides exercises for converting sentences from superlative to comparative degrees without altering their meanings. It includes two sections with examples and answers for both types of sentences. Each example illustrates how to express the same idea using comparative forms.

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Superlative to Comparative Degree


Superlative to Comparative Degree


Superlative to Comparative Degree

A. Rewrite the following sentences changing the superlative degree to comparative without changing the meaning.

(1) He is the best boy in the class.

(2) Shahid is the oldest man in the village.

(3) Iron is the most useful metal.

(4) Akbar was the greatest king of India.

(5) Dhaka is the largest town in Bangladesh.

(6) The Padma is the largest river in Bangladesh.

(7) Mr. Jabber is the most popular teacher.

(8) Rani is the prettiest girl in the class.

(9) The rose is the finest of all flowers.

(10) Shakespeare was the greatest of all dramatists.

(11) The cow is the most useful of all animals.

(12) January is the coldest month in Bangladesh.

(13) It burns the prettiest of any wood.

B. Rewrite the following sentences changing the superlative degree to comparative without changing the meaning.

(1) He is one of the best boys in the class.

(2) Shahid is one of the oldest men in the village.

(3) Iron is one of the most useful metals.

(4) Akbar was one of the greatest kings of India.

(5) Dhaka is one of the largest towns in Bangladesh.

(6) The Padma is one of the largest rivers in Bangladesh.

(7) Mr. Jabber is one of the most popular teachers.

(8) Rani is one of the prettiest girls in the class.

(9) The rose is one of the finest of all flowers.

(10) Shakespeare was one of the greatest of all dramatists.

(11) The cow is one of the most useful of all animals.

(12) January is one of the coldest months in Bangladesh.

Superlative to Comparative Degree – Answers

A. Rewrite the following sentences changing the superlative degree to comparative without changing the meaning.

(1) Superlative: He is the best boy in the class.

Comparative: He is better than any other boy in the class.

(2) Superlative: Shahid is the oldest man in the village.

Comparative: Shahid is older than any other man in the village.


(3) Superlative: Iron is the most useful metal.

Comparative: Iron is more useful than any other metal.

(4) Superlative: Akbar was the greatest king of India.

Comparative: Akbar was greater than any other king of India.

(5) Superlative: Dhaka is the largest town in Bangladesh.

Comparative: Dhaka is larger than any other town in Bangladesh.

(6) Superlative: The Padma is the largest river in Bangladesh.

Comparative: The Padma is larger than any other river in Bangladesh.

(7) Superlative: Mr. Jabber is the most popular teacher.

Comparative: Mr. Jabber is more popular than any other teacher.

(8) Superlative: Rani is the prettiest girl in the class.

Comparative: Rani is prettier than any other girl in the class.

(9) Superlative: The rose is the finest of all flowers.

Comparative: The rose is finer than any other flower.

(10) Superlative: Shakespeare was the greatest of all dramatists.

Comparative: Shakespeare was greater than any other dramatist.

(11) Superlative: The cow is the most useful of all animals.

Comparative: The cow is more useful than any other animal.

(12) Superlative: January is the coldest month in Bangladesh.

Comparative: January is colder than any other month in Bangladesh.

(13) Superlative: It burns the prettiest of any wood.

Comparative: It burns prettier than any other wood.

B. Rewrite the following sentences changing the superlative degree to comparative without changing the meaning.

(1) Superlative: He is one of the best boys in the class.

Comparative: He is better than most other boys in the class.

(2) Superlative: Shahid is one of the oldest men in the village.

Comparative: Shahid is older than most other men in the village.

(3) Superlative: Iron is one of the most useful metals.

Comparative: Iron is more useful than most other metals.

(4) Superlative: Akbar was one of the greatest kings of India.

Comparative: Akbar was greater than most other kings of India.

(5) Superlative: Dhaka is one of the largest towns in Bangladesh.

Comparative: Dhaka is larger than most other towns in Bangladesh.

(6) Superlative: The Padma is one of the largest rivers in Bangladesh.

Comparative: The Padma is larger than most other rivers in Bangladesh.

(7) Superlative: Mr. Jabber is one of the most popular teachers.

Comparative: Mr. Jabber is more popular than most other teachers.

(8) Superlative: Rani is one of the prettiest girls in the class.

Comparative: Rani is prettier than most other girls in the class.

(9) Superlative: The rose is one of the finest of all flowers.


Comparative: The rose is finer than most other flowers.

(10) Superlative: Shakespeare was one of the greatest of all dramatists.

Comparative: Shakespeare was greater than most other dramatists.

(11) Superlative: The cow is one of the most useful of all animals.

Comparative: The cow is more useful than most other animals.

(12) Superlative: January is one of the coldest months in Bangladesh.

Comparative: January is colder than most other months in Bangladesh.

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