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WORD GRAMMAR
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Verb
- Conjugation in indicative
- Person and number
- Tenses
- Voice
- Mood
- Verb categories
- Valency
- Semantic categories of verbs
- Finite / non-finite verb forms
- Noun
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Article
- Pronoun
- Preposition
- Conjunction
- Particle
- Interjection
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Verb
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SENTENCE GRAMMAR
- Clause types
- Complex clauses
- Constituents of a sentence
- Sentence structure
- Word order in a sentence
- Negation
Degrees of comparison
Adverbs do not have a comparative and a superlative form. There are only very few adverbs that form degrees of comparison.
Adverbs oft and wohl form the comparative and the superlative in two ways.
positive
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comparative
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superlative
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oft
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öfter
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am öftesten
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häufiger
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am häufigsten
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positive
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comparative
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superlative
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wohl
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wohler
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am wohlsten
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besser
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am besten
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Adverbs gern, bald and sehr also form all degrees of comparison.
positive
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comparative
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superlative
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gern
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lieber
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am liebsten
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bald
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eher
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am ehesten
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sehr
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mehr
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am meisten
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Some adverbs, that do not form the degrees of comparison, can form the comparative with the words mehr or weiter and the superlative with the words am meisten or am weitesten.
Examples |
Er sitzt weiter hinten. |
Wer liegt am weitesten hinten? |