Question

Complete the table:
Positive & Comparative & Superlative 
Very few animals are as huge as an elephant. & Larger & The largest 
 

Hint:

To form the comparative degree of most adjectives, add "-er" or use "more" before the adjective. To form the superlative degree, add "-est" or use "most" before the adjective.

Answer 1

We are given the sentence:
"Very few animals in the world are as huge as an elephant." 
Step 1: Identify the positive degree.
The sentence uses "huge" as an adjective. The positive degree is the base form of the adjective, which is huge. 

Step 2: Identify the comparative degree.
The comparative degree is used to compare two things. For the adjective "huge," the comparative degree is huger or more huge. 

Step 3: Identify the superlative degree.} 
The superlative degree is used to show the highest degree of the adjective. For "huge," the superlative degree is hugest or most huge. 

Final Answer:
The table is completed as follows: Positive degree & Comparative degree & Superlative degree 
 huge & huger / more huge & hugest / most huge