Hello, we shall learn some Degrees of Comparison ( Part – 1 ) now. Observe the following sentences : Naveena is a tall girl. Kavya is taller than Mounika. Pooja is the tallest girl in the industry. The adjectives change in form ( tall, taller and tallest ) to show comparison. The adjective ‘tall’ is a Positive Degree. ‘taller’ is a Comparative Degree. The adjective ‘tallest’ is a Superlative Degree. Comparison Adjectives 1. Ending with ‘er’ and ‘est’ Positive Comparative Superlative clever cleverer cleverest bold bolder boldest deep deeper deepest fast faster fastest high higher highest rich richer richest small smaller smallest sweet sweeter sweetest young younger youngest 2. Ending
We shall learn ‘ Interjections ’ now. Interjections : An Interjection is a word which expresses a sudden feeling or emotion. It is often brief and abrupt. An interjection is commonly followed by an exclamatory mark ( ! ) Examples: Wow! It’s wonderful! Bless you! You have helped me a lot. Congrats! You did it. Good grief! Why is she weeping? Hey! Will you help me? Hurray! We won the game. Bravo! Keerthi has been selected for the role. Yippee! We are going to the cinema tomorrow. What! You failed? Ah! She spoiled our program. Eh! Go away! Alas! His father died yesterday. Ouch! You stepped on my foot. Well done! You have done an impressive job. Yummy! The Palav is delicious. Brilliant! An excellent idea. Thanks. Splendid! The design is exceptional. Wonderful! I love to have another piece. Nah! You should not go there. Yo! Come here. Rats! The child spoiled my papers. Shoot! I forgot her birthday. Good! Now, we can go there. Phew! I am not going to come here again. O