Adjectives/Comparison with Good, better and worse - Versionsgeschichte

Matthias Scharwies: /* What's the weather like? */

2022-01-29T04:16:09Z

What's the weather like?

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	Mrs Casey: I'm sure the weather will be ''good (gut)'' tomorrow.<br>		Mrs Casey: I'm sure the weather will be ''good (gut)'' tomorrow.<br>
	Mr Brandy: I think it'll be ''better(besser)'' than today.<br>		Mr Brandy: I think it'll be ''better(besser)'' than today.<br>
	Mrs Casey: Well, it might be ''a bit(ein wenig)'' cloudy.<br>		Mrs Casey: Well, it might be ''a bit\|a little(ein wenig)'' cloudy.<br>
	Mr Brandy: The weather was ''less (weniger)'' warm last week, wasn't it? And we had rain too. <br>		Mr Brandy: The weather was ''less (weniger)'' warm last week, wasn't it? And we had rain too. <br>
	Mrs Casey: You're right. Friday was ''the worst (der schlimmste)'' day of the week - it was cold and windy.<br>		Mrs Casey: You're right. Friday was ''the worst (der schlimmste)'' day of the week - it was cold and windy.<br>
	Mr Brandy: I think Thursday was ''worse(schlimmer)''. Friday was one of ''the best(der besten)'' days of the week. We had ''the least(den wenigsten)'' rain.		Mr Brandy: I think Thursday was ''worse(schlimmer)''. Friday was one of ''the best(der besten)'' days of the week. We had ''the least(den wenigsten)'' rain.
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			{{Show-Hide\|Mrs Casey: I'm sure the weather will be ''good (gut)'' tomorrow.<br>
			Mr Brandy: I think it'll be ''better(besser)'' than today.<br>
			Mrs Casey: Well, it might be ''a bit/a little(ein wenig)'' cloudy.<br>
			Mr Brandy: The weather was ''less (weniger)'' warm last week, wasn't it? And we had rain too. <br>
			Mrs Casey: You're right. Friday was ''the worst (der schlimmste)'' day of the week - it was cold and windy.<br>
			Mr Brandy: I think Thursday was ''worse(schlimmer)''. Friday was one of ''the best(der besten)'' days of the week. We had ''the least(den wenigsten)'' rain.}}

	=== far→ farther, further / next - nearest ===		=== far→ farther, further / next - nearest ===

Matthias Scharwies: /* Ausnahmen (good, better, the best) */

2021-01-26T12:18:09Z

Ausnahmen (good, better, the best)

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	Ralph the Raven always thinks he's <em> ~~the~~ best ()</em> of all birds.		Ralph the Raven always thinks he's the <em> best (good)</em> of all birds.

	I like Pitt the pigeon <em> better ()</em> than the other birds, but she can't speak as well as the other birds.		I like Pitt the pigeon <em> better (good)</em> than the other birds, but she can't speak as well as the other birds.

	Everyone knows about speaking parrots but a Raven is as <em> good as ()</em> a parrot in learning to speak.		Everyone knows about speaking parrots but a Raven is as <em> good as (good)</em> a parrot in learning to speak.
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	=== What's the weather like?===		=== What's the weather like?===

Matthias Scharwies: /* What's the weather like? */

2021-01-25T05:46:14Z

What's the weather like?

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 Mrs Casey:   You're right. Friday was ''the worst (der schlimmste)'' day of the week - it was cold and windy.<br>
 Mr Brandy: I think Thursday was ''worse(schlimmer)''. Friday was one of ''the best(der besten)'' days of the week. We had ''the least(den wenigsten)'' rain.
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Matthias Scharwies am 25. Januar 2021 um 05:40 Uhr

2021-01-25T05:40:50Z

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 Everyone knows about speaking parrots but a Raven is as <em> good as ()</em> a parrot in learning to speak.
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Positiv Komparativ
2021-01-25T05:27:12Z

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Manche Adjektive werden beim Steigern durch andere (Adjektiv-) formen ersetzt.
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Positiv </th>
<th>Komparativ</th>
<th>Superlativ</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>good</td>
<td>better</td>
<td>(the) best</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>bad</td>
<td>worse</td>
<td>(the) worst</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>little <em>(wenig)</em></td>
<td>less</td>
<td>(the) least</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>much / many</td>
<td>more</td>
<td>(the) most</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>far</td>
<td>farther / further</td>
<td>farthest / furthest</td>
</tr>
</table>

==Interaktive Übungen==
===Ausnahmen (good, better, the best)===
<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
Put the adjectives into the gaps:

Which dog do you like <em>better</em> than the others? Which do you like <em>best</em> of all?

Dave the Great Dane is a <em>good</em> guardian but if want a dog who looks after your house Billy the Beagle will be <em> better</em>!

Pauline, the Poodle, won the <em> best</em> price at a pet competition.
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<div class="lueckentext-quiz" lang="en">
Write the adjectives into the gaps:

Ralph the Raven always thinks he's <em> the best ()</em> of all birds.

I like Pitt the pigeon <em> better ()</em> than the other birds, but she can't speak as well as the other birds.

Everyone knows about speaking parrots but a Raven is as <em> good as ()</em> a parrot in learning to speak.
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