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![❓ನಿಮಗೊಂದು ಒಗಟು❓ - 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): "Better" never tqkes MORE But "Better" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): "Better" never tqkes MORE But "Better" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 - ShareChat](https://cdn4.sharechat.com/bd5223f_s1w/compressed_gm_40_img_840153_a5733bb_1770170836474_sc.jpg?tenant=sc&referrer=user-profile-service%2FrequestType50&f=474_sc.jpg "❓ನಿಮಗೊಂದು ಒಗಟು❓ - 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): \"Better\" never tqkes MORE But \"Better\" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): \"Better\" never tqkes MORE But \"Better\" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 - ShareChat")
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![❓ನಿಮಗೊಂದು ಒಗಟು❓ - 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): "Better" never tqkes MORE But "Better" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): "Better" never tqkes MORE But "Better" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 - ShareChat](https://cdn4.sharechat.com/bd5223f_s1w/compressed_gm_40_img_191246_1b7b6c77_1769922189771_sc.jpg?tenant=sc&referrer=user-profile-service%2FrequestType50&f=771_sc.jpg "❓ನಿಮಗೊಂದು ಒಗಟು❓ - 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): \"Better\" never tqkes MORE But \"Better\" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR Rule 7: Avoid Double Comparatives and Superlatives What is this rule about? In English, comparative or two use two wel never superlative forms together Using two degrees together makes the sentence grammatically incorrect. Comparative Degree Rule: adjective ending in We cannot more use: ~er + Wrong Forms more better more wiser Correct Forms better wiser Superlative Degree Rule: adjective ending in -est most We cannot use: + most tallest Wrong Forms most smartest smartest tallest Correct Forms Important Note (Exam Favourite): \"Better\" never tqkes MORE But \"Better\" can take MUCH today feeling much better She is Correct Example Understanding (use arrows): Flow No double comparison One degree only One adjective comparison One form only Memory Trick: One 5 Never use double comparative or double superlative forms a sentence. in Page] No 7 - ShareChat")
![🔡 English ಮಾಸ್ಟರ್ 👨💼 - 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR ENGLISH GRAMMAR Rule 3: Use of BOTH నన Vocabulary What does BOTH mean? Both is used to talk about TWO persons or things together. It always gives positive sense: a BOTH is always plural Important Grammar Rule: > plural verb It always takes a can be used Forms of BOTH: Both Pronoun as: Adjective Examples for clarity: present. Both were present. Both the students were Important Structure Rule: When BOTH is used, it is always followed by AND, not by ony other conjunction Both the students as the teacher Wrong Example X as well qttended the meeting. Both the students and the teacher attended Correct Form the meeting. Plural Plurall Two Subject-Verb Check: Both subject] verb persons Common Exam Trap: BOTH always refers to TWO only, more thqn two. never BOTH = TWO + AND + PLURAL Memory Trick: plurql verb qnd is Final Takeaway: BOTH always takes a followed by AND. Page No. 3 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR ENGLISH GRAMMAR Rule 3: Use of BOTH నన Vocabulary What does BOTH mean? Both is used to talk about TWO persons or things together. It always gives positive sense: a BOTH is always plural Important Grammar Rule: > plural verb It always takes a can be used Forms of BOTH: Both Pronoun as: Adjective Examples for clarity: present. Both were present. Both the students were Important Structure Rule: When BOTH is used, it is always followed by AND, not by ony other conjunction Both the students as the teacher Wrong Example X as well qttended the meeting. Both the students and the teacher attended Correct Form the meeting. Plural Plurall Two Subject-Verb Check: Both subject] verb persons Common Exam Trap: BOTH always refers to TWO only, more thqn two. never BOTH = TWO + AND + PLURAL Memory Trick: plurql verb qnd is Final Takeaway: BOTH always takes a followed by AND. Page No. 3 - ShareChat](https://cdn4.sharechat.com/bd5223f_s1w/compressed_gm_40_img_406871_2aa86366_1769775404999_sc.jpg?tenant=sc&referrer=user-profile-service%2FrequestType50&f=999_sc.jpg "🔡 English ಮಾಸ್ಟರ್ 👨💼 - 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR ENGLISH GRAMMAR Rule 3: Use of BOTH నన Vocabulary What does BOTH mean? Both is used to talk about TWO persons or things together. It always gives positive sense: a BOTH is always plural Important Grammar Rule: > plural verb It always takes a can be used Forms of BOTH: Both Pronoun as: Adjective Examples for clarity: present. Both were present. Both the students were Important Structure Rule: When BOTH is used, it is always followed by AND, not by ony other conjunction Both the students as the teacher Wrong Example X as well qttended the meeting. Both the students and the teacher attended Correct Form the meeting. Plural Plurall Two Subject-Verb Check: Both subject] verb persons Common Exam Trap: BOTH always refers to TWO only, more thqn two. never BOTH = TWO + AND + PLURAL Memory Trick: plurql verb qnd is Final Takeaway: BOTH always takes a followed by AND. Page No. 3 60 RULES OF GRAMMAR ENGLISH GRAMMAR Rule 3: Use of BOTH నన Vocabulary What does BOTH mean? Both is used to talk about TWO persons or things together. It always gives positive sense: a BOTH is always plural Important Grammar Rule: > plural verb It always takes a can be used Forms of BOTH: Both Pronoun as: Adjective Examples for clarity: present. Both were present. Both the students were Important Structure Rule: When BOTH is used, it is always followed by AND, not by ony other conjunction Both the students as the teacher Wrong Example X as well qttended the meeting. Both the students and the teacher attended Correct Form the meeting. Plural Plurall Two Subject-Verb Check: Both subject] verb persons Common Exam Trap: BOTH always refers to TWO only, more thqn two. never BOTH = TWO + AND + PLURAL Memory Trick: plurql verb qnd is Final Takeaway: BOTH always takes a followed by AND. Page No. 3 - ShareChat")
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