How to form degrees of comparison of compound adjectives ???
for instance, easy-going, kind-hearted, much-spoken, narrow-minded, old-fashioned, strong-willed, well-bred
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Just use "more," "most," "less," or "least." i.e. she's more easy-going than he is, she's the most kind-hearted person I know, he's less narrow-minded than he used to be, etc.
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Sean gave a concise and precise answer Dochushka. :))))))
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the positive, comparative, superlative degrees
for example, well-known--better-known--the best-known; deep-root- deeper-rooted- the deepest-rooted
pomogi mne pozhaluysta, Papochka =)
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To what, do you want to compare them to Doch??
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