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2.2.3. GRADE CHANGES

The adjective can also indicate the extent to which a noun has a quality. Adjective grades are three:
- positive
-
comparative - superlative

2.2.3.1. The positive degree

The positive degree expresses the quality without giving any idea of \u200b\u200bits intensity, is the word as we know it in its normal state.
The climbing is a risky sport.

2.2.3.2. The comparative degree comparative

The degree serves as the name implies to compare and this we can do in three different ways, so we say there are three levels of comparison:
Superiority

The climbing is more risky that diving. Equal

Mountaineering is as risky as scuba diving. Inferiority

Mountaineering is less risky that diving.

2.2.3.3.

the superlative degree superlative expresses the maximum degree of an adjective is formed in three ways:

- adding a morpheme -ism / a
- with the adverb very
- with a prefix such as super- or extra-

very risky, very risky, superarriesgado

exercises p. 51 n º 5 and 8