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The comparative form of sweet is sweeter, and the superlative form of sweet is sweetest.
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β 9y ago
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β 12y agosweetest
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β 12y agoComparitive = bitterer or more commonly more bitter
Superlative= most bitter NOT bitterist
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β 13y agoSugar is a noun, so it has no comparative and superlative whatsoever. Only adjectives have comparatives and superlatives.
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β 9y agoDearer is the comparative form of dear. Dearest is the superlative form of dear.
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β 8y agoWhat are the comparatives of light,heavy,nice
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β 7y agosweeter, sweetest
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Comparative form of bitter?
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Is sweeter a verb?
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Is sweeter a verb?
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