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the comparative is 'more diligent' and the superlative, ' most diligent'...

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Lurline Lemke

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14y ago

More loyal is the comparative and the most loyal is the superlative. Generally words with two or more syllables follow this format. Words with one syllable generally take er for comparative (usually doubling the final consonant before -er when the word ends consonant, vowel, consonant) and -est for superlative (doubling as for -er).

Adjectives that end with -y, change the y to an i and then add -er or -est

big bigger biggest

hard harder hardest

pretty prettier prettiest

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good better best

bad worse worst

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10y ago

Comparative: more obedient

Superlative: most obedient

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12y ago

more obedient

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more obedient

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9y ago

More obedient.

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3y ago

Obedienter

Obedientest

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