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Superlative form
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The superlative is not so hard, especially after mastering the comperative. It simply is the highest form of an adjective.
The thing to remember is the following:
1) You can either use it as an adjective:
Er rennt am schnellsten. He runs the fastest.
2) But you can also use it in front of a noun (like normal adjectives too) but then you have to consider the declination of adjectives:
Er ist der schnellste Läufer in seiner Klasse. He is the fastest runner in his class.
Check out more examples on the left and exercise >>>
When you use superlative in front of a noun, you do not need “am”!
But how do we compare similarities?
It is easy enough. Just use the following pattern:
A + V + (genau)so + Adj. + (O) + wie + B
Er spricht so gut Deutsch wie ich. He speaks as good German as I.
Examples and exercises in my video! >>
If you watched the above video, you might wonder where the rest is.
No worries, just click on the left video and get the solutions of the exercise and also some information on how to build the superlative depending on the ending of the adjective (endings with -s, -ss, -ß, -z and -t)
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