DEGREES OF COMPARISON phite)ld1. The Three Degrees of Comparisonnarrow, plasterful. GermanHicate. Wir when we use the Positive Degree, it shows the quality that is present, or shows it as being6equal to anotherleather)The form of an adjective can be changed to show the comparison of quality betweentwo or more things. This change in form is called the degree of comparisonThere are three Degrees of Comparison: the Positive, the Comparative and theSuperlativeExamples:A tulip is a pretty flower (a quality that is present)(2) A tulip is as pretty as a daisy, (shows it as being equal to another)2. When we use the Comparative Degree, a comparison is made between two persons orthings and the word 'than' is used.Examples:D A tulip is prettier than a daisy. (comparison between two flowers)2) Karim is taller than Viral. (comparison between two boys)2. When we use the Superlative Degree, more than two persons or things are compared.ExamplesThe tulip was the prettiest of all the flowers in the garden. (comparison among many flowers)Karim is the tallest boy in the class. (comparison among many boys)ne examples of the three degrees of comparison:​