#irregular adjectives

The comparative and superlative forms of adjectives are used to indicate a higher degree of their simple forms (positive and negative) with the superlative being the maximum degree. The comparative form is mostly used for dissimilar comparison between two nouns or pronouns i.e to show between two objects which one is of more value than the other while the superlative could become neuter…

So now you have probably mastered how to make simple sentences with two to three words in German and are happy about it 😅 (as you should be). Hurray!!! As a matter of fact it’s worth celebrating because it was a thing of hard-practicing. Moving forward, you’ll have to top up the game by adding some vital recipes called regular and irregular adjectives to the menu. Content in this post1. Regular…

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An adjective is a word that describes, identifies, qualifies or modifies a noun or a pronoun. German adjectives always begin with a small letter within a sentence. They can either be naturally occurring or derivatives of some nouns and verbs and vice versa. Those that are derivatives of German verbs often times end with “-t” or “-end” while those that are derived from nouns usually have the…

ADJECTIVES: comparative and superlative forms

The comparative and superlative forms of adjectives are used to indicate a higher degree of their simple forms (positive and negative) with the superlative being the maximum degree. The comparative form of adjective is mostly used for the comparison of dissimilar nouns or pronouns. That is, to show between two objects which one is of more value than the other. In English, the comparative and…