What is the comparative and superlative of word fine?

The comparative and superlative forms of "fine" depend on the context.

If "fine" is used to describe quality:

* Comparative: finer

* Superlative: finest

If "fine" is used to describe a small amount (e.g., "a fine mist"):

* Comparative: finer

* Superlative: finest

If "fine" is used to describe a payment (e.g., "a fine for speeding"):

* Comparative: larger

* Superlative: largest

Note: The comparative and superlative forms of "fine" are not always used. Sometimes, we use adverbs like "more" and "most" instead:

* More fine

* Most fine

This is particularly common when we want to emphasize the degree of fineness.