I.    Give degrees of comparison of the following ad-jectives and adverbs:short, little, small, wide, big, narrow, young, old, beau-tilul, easy, many, bad, handsome, tall, charming, expressive, (hick, good, large, attractive, g...

short – shorter – the shortest little – less – the least small – smaller - the smallest wide – wider - the widest big – bigger - the biggest narrow - narrower - the narrowest young – younger – the youngest old – older – the oldest beautilul – more beautilul – the most beautilul easy - easier - the easiest many - more - the most bad – worse – the worst handsome - handsomer - the handsomest tall - taller - the tallest charming – more charming - the most charming expressive – more expressive - the most expressive thick - thicker - the thickest good - better - the best large - larger - the largest attractive – more attractive - the most attractive graceful – more graceful - the most graceful thin - thinner - the thinnest early - earlier - the earliest well-known – more well-known - the most well-known good-looking – more good-looking – the most good-looking deep-seated – more deep-seated - the most deep-seated delicate - more delicate - the most delicate slender - slenderer - the slenderest careful – more careful - the most careful broad - broader - the broadest happy - happier - the happiest numerous – more numerous - the most numerous considerable – more considerable - the most considerable lean - leaner - the leanest