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The funniest versus A funniest #1 (permalink) Thu Mar 24, 2005 14:46 pm   The funniest versus A funniest
 

Test No. incompl/elem-8 "Articles", question 4

It is ......... book that I have ever read.

(a) funniest
(b) a funniest
(c) the funniest

Test No. incompl/elem-8 "Articles", answer 4

It is the funniest book that I have ever read.

Correct answer: (c) the funniest
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c) the funniest
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Funniest #2 (permalink) Fri Mar 25, 2005 11:53 am   Funniest
 

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The funniest #3 (permalink) Thu Apr 07, 2005 1:48 am   The funniest
 

Can you,please,explain me the rules about articles!Please...
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Articles #4 (permalink) Thu Apr 07, 2005 8:04 am   Articles
 

Have a look at the piece I've written on the site under the heading esl lessons and in the index you'll see 'the' 'an': Articles in English.
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The funniest versus A funniest #5 (permalink) Thu Jul 02, 2009 6:28 am   The funniest versus A funniest
 

Hello Alan,

Could you explain why the funniest?

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The funniest versus A funniest #6 (permalink) Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:22 am   The funniest versus A funniest
 

Hi Rosario,

There are three basic ways of making a comparison. You can do this by saying things are the same as in: This is book is as funny as that one. You can suggest that one thing is more **** than another as in: This book is funnier than that. Thirdly you can say that one thing is the most **** and you use the article 'the' to show that it is the one that stands above all the others as in: This is the funniest book I have ever read.

These then are the three degrees of comparison:

1 positive = as funny as
2 comparative = more funny than
3 superlative = the funniest of them all

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The funniest versus A funniest #7 (permalink) Fri Jul 03, 2009 2:39 am   The funniest versus A funniest
 

Many thanks Alan.
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The funniest versus A funniest #8 (permalink) Mon Nov 08, 2010 9:14 am   The funniest versus A funniest
 

Hi, sir Alan!
Which one is wrong? or both are correct?

This is book is as funny as that one. (this is)

This book is as funny as that one. (this)

Thank You.
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The funniest versus A funniest #9 (permalink) Tue Jul 12, 2011 20:41 pm   The funniest versus A funniest
 

Dear Torsten,

I have answered 8 questions out of 10 correctly for "How is use the articles". This is hardest for me :It is the funniest book that I have ever read.But

after I read that Alan explain .I won't made mistake for next time.

thanks

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