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EXCEPTION OF DEGREE!!! All the answers of such questions, what are the degrees which do not use than? what are the degrees which use "to" instead of than? what are the adjectives which don't form their comparative degree? what are the adjectives which do not form their comparative degree and superlative degree?

Exception of degree!!!
Is a part of adjective where discussing such rules which don't use normally in the sentences, they are used some specific conditions or situations. 

In the competitive exams, thay have own values or it can be said that most asking questions come based on degree. 


Here is the first exception.
 
Exception 1. Some adjectives do not work in comparative as well as superlative degree, they consist themselves in only positive degree.

They are, 
Chief, infinite, perpetual, extreme, universal, impossible, unanimous, perfect, unique, almighty, round, absolute natural, excellent and etc. 

Exception 2. Some adjectives do not form their comparative degree, they are found in only positive degree and superlative degree. 

Head, Head most 
Top, top most 
Southern, Southern most 
Northern, northern most
Front, front most 
End, end most
Mid, mid most 

Exception 3. Some adjectives do not use "Than" after them, instead of than "to" is used. 

They are, 
Prefer, 
Senior, 
Junior, 
Inferior, 
Prior, 
Superior, 
Exterior, 
Anterior, 
Ulterior, 
preferable, 

Ex:- He was junior to me. 
Ex:- sita is inferior to me in intelligence. 
Ex:- She is senior to me, so I can not defy her order. 

Exception 4. If characteristics or qualities of any person or things have been compare than comparative degree doesn't use, 
In the place of comparative degree "more" or "less" is used. 

Ex:- She is more strong than brave. 
Ex:- He is less innocent than clever. 


Exception 5. If possessive adjective is used before superlative degree, than article "The" is not used before superlative degree. 




Exception 6. Article "The" always use before superlative degree. 

Ex:- He is the best actor in the film industry. 
Ex:- Virat is the best player. 

Exception 7. Double comparative or Double superlative degree is not used in the statement. 
Ex:- This is the most busiest hour. (wrong sentence) 
Ex:- This is the busiest hour. (right sentence)


Exception no 8. If a sentence has two or more Adjective, then it should be same as the degree of the previous Adjective!





Exception no 9. As- as and so - as,
as-as is used in positive sentences while So-As is used in negative sentences.


 Exception no 10. Positive degrees are always used with as-as and so-as

Ex:- She is as beautiful as her mother.
Ex :- He is as clever as a fox.

Ex:- She is not so clever as a fox.
Ex:- He is not so beautiful as her mother. 
 

That's all about exception of degree. 
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