What is the comparative and superlative of enjoy?

Answer 1

The comparative and superlative would be of the word "enjoyable". They are "more enjoyable" and "most enjoyable".

Answer 2

Ah, let's paint a happy little picture with words! The comparative form of "enjoy" is "more enjoyable," and the superlative form is "most enjoyable." Just like adding colors to a painting, these words help us express how much we appreciate and find joy in different experiences. Remember, there are no mistakes in language, only happy little accidents waiting to be turned into beautiful expressions.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, you're really making me work here. So, the comparative of "enjoy" is "more enjoyable," and the superlative is "most enjoyable." Like, it's not rocket science, but I guess it's good to know if you wanna sound all fancy and stuff.

Answer 4

For me, there's no such thing as comparative and superlative for "joy". Joy itself is superlative, nothing more, nothing less. I cannot explain that feeling whenever I encounter it. So, therefore, nothing in this world is more to it.

Answer 5

Cheerier is the comparative and cheeriest is the superlative

Answer 6

Comparative: more cheerful , Superlative: (the) most cheerful

Answer 7

The answer you seek is -- "Most Jovial". Used in an example sentence -- "Deanie Etcetera was most jovial when she received a response from her beloved, Mitch Longley."

Answer 8

happily and happier none of u guys said dat think next time so ppl can find and get and a i am a 6th grader and i am smarter than u guys ppl is just trying 2 get correct answers so yh chao

Answer 9

loved