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What is comparative and superlative form of frequency?

"Frequency" itself is not an adjective, so it doesn't have comparative and superlative forms.

To compare frequency, we use adverbs like:

* Comparative: more often, less often

* Superlative: most often, least often

Examples:

* Comparative: He visits his parents more often than his sister.

* Superlative: Of all the students, Sarah attends class most often.

However, there are some cases where we might use "frequent" as an adjective:

* Comparative: This is a more frequent occurrence than in the past.

* Superlative: This is the most frequent reason for customer complaints.

But in general, when comparing how often something happens, we use the adverbs listed above.

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