What are the degrees of coparison?

Answer 1

The degrees of comparison refer to the different forms adjectives can take to indicate varying levels of a quality. There are three degrees: the positive degree (e.g., "tall"), which describes a quality without comparison; the comparative degree (e.g., "taller"), which compares two entities; and the superlative degree (e.g., "tallest"), which indicates the highest degree of a quality among three or more entities. These forms help convey differences in characteristics effectively.