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positive comparative superlative

mad madder maddest

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The forms of the adjective 'mad' are:

Comparative: madder

Superlative: maddest

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9y ago
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The comparative form is madder and the superlative form is maddest.

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11y ago
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They are madder and maddest, respectively.

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10y ago
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madder, maddest

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8y ago
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Mad

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Far

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4y ago
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4y ago
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madest

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Q: What is the comparative and superlative degree of mad?
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