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Who is the adjective comparative of crowded
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thank you, and serious is more serious or what?
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thank you, and comparative of serious,is more serious or what?
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Welcome to the forum, robster!
comparative of serious, is more serious.
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And the comparative of «curious» is «more curious», except in
Alice in Wonderland
, where Alice says, famously: «curiouser and curiouser».
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thanl you and nice to meet you aztlaniano
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Some general guidelines for forming comparatives of adjectives in English:
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For adjectives of one syllable just add “er”
e.g. black / blacker ; cold / colder etc
If the adjective ends in “consonant / vowel / consonant” then you generally repeat the last consonant as well as adding “er”.
e.g — wet / wetter ; hot / hotter ;
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For adjectives of two syllables ending in “y” , change the “y” to “ier”.
e.g – heavy / heavier ; cosy / cosier
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If the adjective has more than two syllables, or has two syllables and does not end in “y”, then you just put “more” in front of it.
e.g — as in your example –
crowded (two syllables and not ending in “y”) >> more crowded.
beautiful >> more beautiful.
etc.
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Needless to say, there are lots of irregulars, such as – good / better ; bad / worse etc.
Saludos.
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#8
Some general guidelines for forming comparatives of adjectives in English:
This is quite useful.
Example of adjectives of two syllables ending in «y»:
Lively — livelier
Gloomy — gloomier
Funny — funnier
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Thank you so much,I just starting to learn english .
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significa >> enorme
enormous / huge
(it’s very colloquial)
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- If a place is crowded, there are too many people there.
- The room was getting too crowded, so I went outside.
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- The past tense and past participle of crowd.
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- overcrowded,
- overfilled,
- overflowing,
- overfull,
- overladen,
- overloaded,
- overstuffed.
What is the synonym of the word crowded?
In this page you can discover 73 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for crowded, like: congested, filled, cluttered, cramped, full, dense, busy, fussy, unfilled, snug and serried.
What is the meaning of crowd together?
1. crowd together — to gather together in large numbers; «men in straw boaters and waxed mustaches crowded the verandah» crowd. mass — join together into a mass or collect or form a mass; «Crowds were massing outside the palace»
What is crowded together?
: next to and usually touching each other in a space that is too small plants crowded together in the garden.
What is the antonym of the word crowded?
crowded. Antonyms: blank, empty, leisure, unemployed, unfilled, unoccupied, untenanted, vacant, vacuous, void, waste. Synonyms: brimful, brimmed, brimming, busy, crammed, filled, full, gorged, inhabited, jammed, occupied, overflowing, packed, replete.
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What is a antonym for crowded?
Opposite of crowded or packed closely together. airy. loose. open. uncrowded.
Can you say more crowded?
crowded (two syllables and not ending in “y”) >> more crowded. beautiful >> more beautiful. etc.
How do you describe crowded?
crammed full of people. tightly-packed mass of people.
How do you explain crowded?
crowded
- filled to excess; packed.
- filled with a crowd: crowded streets.
- uncomfortably close together: crowded passengers on a bus.
What is the opposite boring?
Boring means; not interesting; tedious, dull, dusty, drab, oppressive. Opposites of Boring; interesting. fascinating.
What is the best antonym for Attract?
antonyms for attract
- bore.
- disenchant.
- disinterest.
- give up.
- repulse.
- turn off.
- discourage.
- let go.
How do you say boring in a nice way?
synonyms for boring
- dull.
- humdrum.
- lifeless.
- monotonous.
- mundane.
- stodgy.
- tedious.
- tiring.
What’s a nice word for boring?
In this page you can discover 73 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for boring, like: dull, tedious, monotonous, dreary, tiresome, uninteresting, humdrum, irksome, dry, wearisome and weary.
What is the superlative forms of beautiful?
Answer and Explanation:
The superlative form of the adjective ‘beautiful’ is ‘most beautiful,’ not ‘beautifullest.
How do you explain superlatives?
A superlative is the form of an adjective or an adverb used to compare three or more things. The superlative form of an adjective is used to show something has a quality to the greatest or least degree. The superlative form of an adverb is used to show something has performed an action to the greatest or least degree.
How do you say filled with people?
Synonyms
- full. adjective. containing the largest amount that will fit in a particular place.
- crowded. adjective. containing a lot of people, especially too many.
- packed. adjective. extremely crowded.
- busy. adjective. full of people.
- dense. adjective. …
- cramped. adjective. …
- bulging. adjective. …
- congested. adjective.
How do you use crowded?
The people crowded the bus stand. A big city is always crowded and noisy. The journalists crowded around the chief minister.
What’s the difference between crowd and crowded?
1 Answer. Crowd refers to a large group of people. Its plural crowds refers to large groups of people.
Can I use crowds?
Crowd is singular. Crowds is plural. You can’t use crowd plurally, you have to use crowds if you mean more than one crowd. Verbs work the opposite of nouns, verbs that end in s or es are singular third person and verbs that don’t are plural third person.
Can we say a crowd?
«A crowd of people» might be considered either singular or plural depending on context and your sense of this body of people. If you are thinking of a crowd as a body of people behaving as a unit, it is singular. So you might say «A large crowd was gathering at the entrance.»
Is crowds a correct word?
Crowd has several other senses as a noun and a verb. The word crowd can be used to describe any large group of people. … Real-life examples: A protest often involves a crowd of angry people. Crowds are often broken up when they get too large and unruly.
Which sentence means the same as the one I travel in very crowded conditions every day?
Which sentence means the same as this one» I travel in every crowded conditions everyday» a. … I travel in tram train s everyday. d. all options are correct
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crowded | crowdy | As adjectives the difference between crowdy and crowdedis that crowdy is crowded while crowded is containing too many of something; teeming. As a noun crowdyis a thick gruel of oatmeal and milk or water. As a verb crowded ispast tense of crowd.
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