Hello,
1.Sita is the best student in the class.
I have to change the degree of the adjective used in the above sentence without change in meaning.
[ Positive Degree]
A. No other girl in the class is as good as Sita.
B. No other girl is as good as Sita in the class.
[ Comparative ]
C. Sita is taller than any other girl in the class.
I would like to know whether (A,B,C) are correct and the position 'in the class' in (A)?
Thanks.
adjective degree
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Re: adjective degree
1. A is more natural than B, but B is possible.
2. C is correct.
2. C is correct.