First off; you change how you ask the question, How do? it's how do(to) I/you. Anyways. You can't. If you are talking about IQ here, if we could gain IQ permanently then we'd be a lot smarter, we can gain IQ from listening to Mozart but its a very small IQ boost and it doesn't last. We can lose IQ from being mentally retarded or through lead poisoning. However, beer doesn't actually destroy brain cells, they become more erratic and communication between them can get unreliable and/or low but beer does not make you lose brain cells to clear up a misconception. Anyways, no, it is impossible to gain IQ permanently but with all the bio technology being developed technology could be implanted to store memories and increase brain capacity but it will be hack able and someone could mess with your intelligence just like you deserve for putting tech in your brain. If you're talking about intelligence as in information then yes you can gain intelligence. You can gain it by reading, read the news, books, articles like this, stay in school and read the terms and conditions.
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Yes, it is. It is the comparative form of the adjective smart (meaning more intelligent, not more fashionable).
The plural of "she is an intelligent girl" would be, "they are intelligent girls".
The comparative and superlative forms of intelligent are more intelligent and most intelligent.
"Intelligent" doesn't have a comparative and superlative form. Instead, you would say "more intelligent" or "most intelligent."
"More intelligent" is the comparative form of intelligent. "Most intelligent" is the superlative form. There is no such word as "intelligenter".
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More intelligent,Most intelligent.
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Man more intelligent, but woman is more focusing and more consternating.
No. We are equally intelligent