104. Transformation of Sentences-1(25)Degrees of Comparison(HS1st Yr/HS2nd Yr)

1. Guwahati is the oldest city in the North-East. (Use the comparative degree of 'oldest')
A:- Guwahati is older than any other cities in the North-East.

2. Hawking is the most famous scientist of this generation. (Use the comparative degree of 'famous')
A:- Hawking is more famous than any other scientists of this generation.

3. No other girl in the class is as good as Roohi. (Use the superlative degree of 'good')
A:- Roohi is the best girl in the class.

4. This is the best book on the subject. (To comparative)
A:-This book is better than any other book on this subject.

5.  This is the best book on the subject on the subject. (To positive)
A:-No other book is as good as this book on the subject.

6. This is the one of the easiest poems in the reader. (To comparative)
A:- This poem is easier than many other poems in the reader.

7. This is the one of the easiest poems in the reader. (To positive)
A:- Very few other poems in the reader are as easy as this poem.

8. He is more intelligent than you. (To positive)
A:- You are not as intelligent as he is.

9. The Rajdhani Express runs faster than any other train. (To positive)
A:- No other track is as fast as the Rajdhani Express.

10. The Rajdhani Express runs faster than any other train. (To superlative)
A:- The Rajdhani Express is the fastest train of all.

11. Gold is more precious than most other metals. (To Superlative)
A:- Gold is one of the most precious metals.

12. No other fruit is as sweet as the mango. (To comparative)
A:- Mango is sweeter than any other fruits.

13. Kolkata is the most populous city in India. (To positive degree)
A:- No other city in India is as populous as Kolkata.

14. Greenland is the largest island in the world. (To comparative)
A:- Greenland is larger than any other island in the world.

15. M. C. Das is one of the best colleges in Sonai. (To comparative)
A:- M. C. Das is better than many other colleges in Sonai.

16. M. C. Das is the one of the best colleges in Sonai. (To positive)
A:- Very few other colleges in Sonai are as good as M. C. Das College.

20.Ali is the best boy in the class.. (To positive)
A:- No other boy in the class is as good as Ali.

21. The Bhupen Hazarika Setu at Dhola Sadiya in the longest bridge in India. (To positive)
A:- No other bridge in India is as long as The Bhupen Hazarika Setu at Dhola Sadiya.

22. The Brahmaputra is the longest river in India. (To positive)
A:- No other river in India is as long as Brahmaputra.

23. No other girl is as intelligent as Amina. (To superlative)
A:- Amina is the most intelligent girl.

24. Shillong is beautifuler than any other city in the North-East. (To positive)
A:- No other city in the North-East is as beautiful as Shillong.

25. Rice is the most eaten food in Barak valley. (To comparative)
A:- Rice is eaten more than any other food in Barak valley.

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