Question

What is the degree of comparison of the underlined modifier?

They will need to swing at the pitches more patiently next inning.

A.
comparative

B.
positive

C.
superlative

Answer 1

@Conqueror

Answer 2

HI, i would think C.?

Answer 3

Superlative: (of an adjective or adverb) expressing the highest or a very high degree of a quality (e.g., bravest, most fiercely ).

Answer 4

So...no

Answer 5

ok.... i cant guess so i dunno

Answer 6

B then

Answer 7

Since they have to swing at the pitches more patiently, that means they weren't patient in the first inning.

Does that sound positive ?

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

@Conqueror

Answer 10

No, it doesn't sound positive because they weren't patient, which means they were impatient.

Answer 11

@Deadpool117

Do you understand ?

Answer 12

uyes

Answer 13

Hi,Demon

Answer 14

hi lol im just watching :P im so board and have no class till 10:30 :)

Answer 15

So what would your answer be ?

Answer 16

A

Answer 17

Yes, because they are comparing how they should swing in the next inning to their first inning, in that they should be more patient.

Answer 18

i have class at 10:00, Im loaded up withh em

Answer 19

dude it is 6 degrees! SAVE ME!

Answer 20

a few min ago it was -3 xD

Answer 21

its -3 here

Answer 22

LOL

Answer 23

-o- i just had that a few min ago! now it is alot warmer! plz sun plz set a tree on fire!

Answer 24

did you hear that someone set a camp fire left it on all night wake up the next morning and it is frozen solid!

Answer 25

it looked so cool!