Trappe Van Vergelyking

Question 1

Original form

Answer 1

Oorspronklike/stellende trap

Question 2

Comparative form

Answer 2

Vergrotende trap

Question 3

Superlative form

Answer 3

Oortreffende trap

Question 4

To form the comparative form (R)

Answer 4

the word ‘as’ usually comes after the comparative form

= my hond is ouliker as joune

Question 5

Comparative form rules?

Answer 5

8

Question 6

Comparative rule 1

Answer 6

short vowel = double the consonant + -er

Question 7

Comparative rule 2

Answer 7

long (double) vowel = one vowel falls away + -er

Question 8

Comparative rule 3

Answer 8

words ending on -r = add -der

Question 9

Comparative rule 4

Answer 9

words ending on -g:

a) short vowel = add -ter
b) long vowel = different things can happen

Question 10

Comparative rule 5

Answer 10

words ending on -f = change to -w (double w if a short vowel) +er

Question 11

Comparative rule 6

Answer 11

if it ends in -lik = doesn’t get a double consonant, just + -er

Question 12

Comparative rule 7

Answer 12

if it ends in -ig, -ag, -eg = + -ter

Question 13

Comparative rule 8

Answer 13

if it ends in a -de or a -te and has 3+ syllables = it uses meer + mees

Question 14

Superlative form rules?

Answer 14

3

Question 15

Superlative rule 1

Answer 15

add -ste to the original word (spelling doesn’t change)

Question 16

Superlative rule 2

Answer 16

the word ‘die’ usually comes in front of the superlative form

Question 17

Superlative rule 3

Answer 17

words ending on -s = there is a double -s when adding -ste