Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the adjective as in the example.

Example: interesting – more interesting – the most interesting

1) Fat –
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2) Good -
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3)
– funnier -
4) Careful -
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5)
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- the hottest
6)
- worse -
7)
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– the most beautiful
8) Easy –
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9)
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– the newest

1) Fat – fatter – the fattest
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "fat," we add "-er" to the base form, resulting in "fatter." To form the superlative form, we add "-est" to the base form, resulting in "the fattest."

2) Good - better - the best
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "good," we change the "o" to "oo" and add "-er," resulting in "better." To form the superlative form, we change the "o" to "oo" and add "-est," resulting in "the best."

3) Funny – funnier - the funniest
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "funny," we add "-ier" to the base form, resulting in "funnier." To form the superlative form, we add "-iest" to the base form, resulting in "the funniest."

4) Careful - more careful - the most careful
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "careful," we add "more" before the base form, resulting in "more careful." To form the superlative form, we add "the most" before the base form, resulting in "the most careful."

5) Hot - hotter - the hottest
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "hot," we add "-ter" to the base form, resulting in "hotter." To form the superlative form, we add "the" before the base form, resulting in "the hottest."

6) Bad - worse - the worst
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "bad," we change the "a" to "o" and add "-r," resulting in "worse." To form the superlative form, we change the "a" to "o" and add "-st," resulting in "the worst."

7) Beautiful – more beautiful – the most beautiful
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "beautiful," we add "more" before the base form, resulting in "more beautiful." To form the superlative form, we add "the most" before the base form, resulting in "the most beautiful."

8) Easy – easier – the easiest
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "easy," we add "-ier" to the base form, resulting in "easier." To form the superlative form, we add "-est" to the base form, resulting in "the easiest."

9) New – newer – the newest
Explanation: To form the comparative form of the adjective "new," we add "-er" to the base form, resulting in "newer." To form the superlative form, we add "-est" to the base form, resulting in "the newest."