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Degree of Comparison

Degree of Comparison

English Grammar Series. Published from Dr Maleka University College Dhanmondi Dhaka Bangladesh. 

ডক্টর মালিকা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় কলেজ ধানমন্ডি ঢাকা থেকে প্রকাশিত ভিডিও।

This video was filmed about degree of comparison which you are required to learn if you are interested in learning English writing, English Grammar, English speaking. Whatever maybe your goal or vision, regardless of your purpose, you are here at the right place for learning comparison or the degree of comparison.


From the word compare, which is a verb, the word comparison has immersed. There are three types of comparison: positive comparison, comparative comparison, superlative comparison. In other words, we call them as positive degree, comparative degree and superlative degree. It tells about the adjectives of nouns, in comparison with other things or persons.


If you watch this video from first to last, I am sure that you will get a detailed idea about comparison of adjectives, where you can use the adjectives in compare, and how to write correct English ie standard English maintaining the grammatical rules and structure.


So please keep watching the video.

Thank you
Shameem Sarwar
shameem.sarwar@yahoo.com

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