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6.   Sameer gets a less salary. (use superlative degree)

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                 7.   Lead is the heaviest of all metals. (use positive degree)

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                 8.   The elder brother is not so clever as the younger. (use comparative degree)

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                 9.   Platinum is as heavy as gold. (use comparative degree)
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            V.   Correct the following sentences.
                 1.   He is more wise than Gaurav.

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                 2.   Iron is more useful than any metal.

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                 3.   She is the oldest of the three sisters.

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                 4.   Peter gets a high salary.

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                 5.   Which is the elder, you or him?

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                 6.   The population of Tokyo is greatest than any town in India.
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                Activity Time                                                       Initiative & Self-direction


             Write a paragraph on "The need to Preserve our environment' using adjectives in positive,
             comparative and superlative degrees.

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