I. Give degrees of comparison of the following ad-jectives and adverbs:short, little, small, wide, big, narrow, young, old, beau-tilul, easy, many, bad, handsome, tall, charming, expressive, (hick, good, large, attractive, graceful, thin, early, well-known, good-looking, deep-seated, delicate, slender, careful, broad, happy, numerous, considerable, lean.

short - shorter - the shortest

little - less - the least

small - smaller - the smallest

wide - wider - the widest

big - bigger - the biggest

narrow - narrower - the narrowest

young - younger - the youngest

old - older - the oldest

beautilul - more beautilul - the most beautilul

easy - easier - the easiest

many - more - the most

bad - worse - the worst

handsome - handsomer - the handsomest

tall - taller - the tallest

charming - more charming - the most charming

expressive - more expressive - the most expressive

thick - thicker - the thickest

good - better - the best

large - larger - the largest

attractive - more attractive - the most attractive

graceful - more graceful - the most graceful

thin - thinner - the thinnest

early - earlier - the earliest

well-known - more well-known - the most well-known

good-looking - more good-looking - the most good-looking

deep-seated - more deep-seated - the most deep-seated

delicate - more delicate - the most delicate

slender - slenderer - the slenderest

careful - more careful - the most careful

broad - broader - the broadest

happy - happier - the happiest

numerous - more numerous - the most numerous

considerable - more considerable - the most considerable

lean - leaner - the leanest