Question

What is the degree of comparison of the underlined modifier?

For us, watching a game live was the most amazing experience of all.

A.
positive

B.
comparative

C.
superlative

Answer 1

@pooja195 @prettygirl876

Answer 2

i think it might be b

Answer 3

most amazing is underlined

Answer 4

are these test questions?

Answer 5

oops, sorry about that

Answer 6

no, these are studyisland and homework

Answer 7

what do you think??

Answer 8

what ever pooja, u don't really ever help anyway

Answer 9

suck on that, PEACE!!

Answer 10

it is comparative

comparative
measured or judged by estimating the similarity or dissimilarity between one thing and another; relative
(watching a game live) can be compared to watching a game on TV
to me it is comp.
as i think it is being compared

Answer 11

I hope this helps...:)

The three degrees of comparison of modifiers are the positive, the comparative and the superlative.

1. The positive degree is used when at least one thing is being described.
Example: That song is slow. [Slow is a positive-degree adjective. It describes one song.]

2. The comparative degree is used when two things or groups of things are being compared.
Example: That song is slower than this one. [Slower is comparative-degree adverb. It compare one song to another.]

3. The superlative degree is used when three or more things or groups of things are being compared.
Example: That song is the slowest one on the CD. [Slowest is a superlative-degree adjective. It compares That song to all the other songs on the CD.]