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What is a superplative adjective?

It seems you're asking about the superlative degree of adjectives. A superlative adjective is the form of an adjective that indicates the highest degree of the quality it describes.

Here's how it works:

* Positive Degree: Describes a quality without comparison. (e.g., "The cat is big")

* Comparative Degree: Compares the quality of two things. (e.g., "This cat is bigger than that cat.")

* Superlative Degree: Indicates the highest degree of the quality among three or more things. (e.g., "This is the biggest cat in the neighborhood.")

How to form superlative adjectives:

* Short adjectives: Usually add -est (e.g., big - biggest, fast - fastest)

* Longer adjectives: Use most before the adjective (e.g., beautiful - most beautiful, interesting - most interesting)

* Irregular adjectives: Some have unique superlative forms (e.g., good - best, bad - worst, far - farthest/furthest)

Examples of superlative adjectives:

* Tallest building

* Smallest country

* Most delicious cake

* Most expensive car

* Happiest person

Let me know if you have any more questions about adjectives!

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