NCERT Solution Class 6th English Grammar Degrees Of Comparison Exercises With Answers

NCERT Solution Class 6th English Grammar Degrees Of Comparison Exercises 

TextbookNCERT
Class 6th
Subject English 
ChapterEnglish Grammar
Chapter NameDegrees Of Comparison
CategoryClass 6th English Grammar 
Medium English
SourceLast Doubt
NCERT Solution Class 6th English Grammar Degrees Of Comparison Exercises – In today’s post, we will see and learn the Degrees of Comparison Exercises. 

NCERT Solution Class 6th English Grammar Degrees Of Comparison Exercises 

English Grammar

Degrees Of Comparison

Practice Exercise

Comparative and Superlative degrees are formed:

(i) by adding ‘-er’ and ‘-est’ to the positive degree; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
boldbolderboldest
shortshortershortest
deepdeeperdeepest
coldcoldercoldest
warmwarmerwarmest
strongstrongerstrongest
poorpoorerpoorest
richricherrichest

(ii) by adding only ‘r’ and ‘st’ when the positive ends in ‘e’; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
largelargerlargest
wisewiserwisest
bravebraverbravest
finefinerfinest
noblenoblernoblest
simplesimplersimplest

(iii) by changing ‘y’ into ‘i’ and adding ‘er’ and ‘est’ if positive ends in ‘y’ preceded by a consonant; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
noisynoisiernoisiest
uglyuglierugliest
holyholierholiest
happyhappierhappiest
prettyprettierprettiest
easyeasiereasiest

Note – If ‘y’ of a positive degree is preceded by a vowel than ‘y’ remains intact and ‘-er’ and ‘est’ are added to make them Comparative and Superlative; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
greygrayergrayest
gaygayergayest

(iv) by doubling the final consonant before adding ‘-er’ and ‘est’ if the positive ends in one consonant preceded by a vowel; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
fatfatterfattest
bigbiggerbiggest
hothotterhottest
thinthinnerthinnest
sadsaddersaddest
redredderreddest
wetwetterwettest

(v) by placing ‘more’ and ‘most’ before all adjectives of more than two syllables and many adjectives of two syllables; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
intelligentmore intelligentmost intelligent
beautifulmore beautifulmost beautiful
dangerousmore dangerousmost dangerous
famousmore famousmost famous
popularmore popularmost popular
handsomemore handsomemost handsome
pleasantmore pleasantmost pleasant
expensivemore expensivemost expensive

(vi) Some adjectives form their Comparative and Superlative in an irregular way; as

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
goodbetterbest
badworseworst
littlelessleast
farfartherfarthest
muchmoremost
manymoremost
latelater, latterlatest, last

(v) Double Comparative and double Superlative should be avoided; as

Incorrect – This is more safer place.
Correct – This is a safer place.
Incorrect –  He is the most busiest man in the office.
Correct – He is the busiest man in the office.

(vi) The words like senior, junior, superior, inferior are always followed by to instead of than; as

Incorrect- Mr. Sharma is more inferior than me.
Correct – Mr. Sharma is inferior to me.
Incorrect – I am junior than you.
Correct – I am junior to you.
Incorrect – Mr. Sinha is the most superior of all.
Correct – Mr. Sinha is superior to all.

Exercise 1

Fill in the blanks:

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
Many  ______most
Happymore famoushappiest most famous
badworse ______
fatfatter ______
 ______gayergayest
wise ______wisest
 ______thinnerthinnest
good ______best
farfarther ______
ugly
______
uglier
more pleasant
______ 
most pleasant
littlemuch______moreleast
______

Answer-

PositiveComparativeSuperlative
Manymoremost
Happyhappier more famoushappiest most famous
badworseworst
fatfatterfattest
gaygayergayest
wisewiser wisest
thinthinnerthinnest
goodbetterbest
farfartherfarthest
ugly
pleasant
uglier
more pleasant
ugliest
most pleasant
little
much
less
more
least

Exercise 2

Choose the right word from within the brackets:
1.He is cleverer ………… me. (than, to)
2He i senior ………… me by five years. (than, to)
3.Reeta is the most intelligent ………… all the students of the class. (than, of)
4.Choose the ………… (better, best) of the two.
5. Uttar Pradesh is the ………… populated state of India. (more, most)
6.Make ………… noise. (little, less)
7.Shabana is the ………… painter of the two. (good, better)
8.You are junior ………… me. (than, to)
9.Health is ………… than wealth. (better, best)
10. The Taj Mahal is one of the ………… beautiful buildings in the world., (more, most)

Answer

Sr. No.Degrees
1. than
2. to
3.  of
4. better
5. most
6.  less 
7.better
8. to
9. better
10. most

Exercise 3

Fill in the blanks with proper form (Comparative or Superlative) of adjectives.1. Kavita is the ____   girl in the class. (good)
2. Mt. Everest is the ____ mountain peak in the world. (high)
3. Delhi is ____ than Chennai. (hot)
4. Diamond is the ____ of all gems. (costly)
5. Iron is the ____ of all metals. (heavy)
6. My doll is ____ than yours. (pretty)
7. Sarita is the ____ girl in the class. (popular)
8. Africa is the ____ of all the five continents. (hot)
9. My car is ____ than yours. (expensive)
10. Rachna is ____ than her sister. (tall)
11. This photograph is the ____ of the two. (good)
12. The streets of Karachi are ____ than Mumbai (wide)
13. He is the ____ runner here. (fast)
14. Your accent is ____ than mine. (bad)
15. Lead is ____ than any other metal. (heavy)

Answer

Sr. No.Degrees
1. best
2.highest
3.  hotter
 4. costliest
5. heaviest 
6.  prettier
7.most popular
8. hottest
9. more expensive
10. taller
11. better
12.wider
13.fastest
14.worse
15.heavier
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