I need good information on how to write a superlative in Latin. Can someone give me some examples too?
Q. I need to know about how to write a superlative in >>Latin<<. I have a report and i can't find anything about it on the web. I have to explain what it is and give a presentation by making a game of "Is It or Is it Not a Superlative?".
Asked by not available n - Sat Oct 21 12:27:10 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. All the regular superlative adjectives will end in "-issimus, -issima, -issimum" (for masculine, feminine, neuter) added to the stem of the adjective. potens, potentis becomes potentissimus, -a, um (most powerful) fortunatus, -a, -um becomes fortunatissimus, -a, -um (most fortunate)
Answered by jugghayd - Mon Oct 23 14:36:53 2006

How can I be choosen for the senior superlative of take home to mom?
Q. I really want to get the senior superlative "Take home to mom" What do I need to do to get. How do you become take home to mom material? Sorry Im new at this... I think you all got a little confused because I didn't state the question right. Im a female high school student. Im a junior, and next year I will be a senior. Our school does superlative (best hair, biggest flirt, worst driver, etc.) Take home to mom is one of them. I just need some ideas on how to get votes. I need to stand out in people's minds as a take home to mom type of girl. What should I do. Cookies maybe?
Asked by heygirl - Tue Sep 25 16:56:14 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You may need to explain this question further as it really makes no sense as written. I suspect it should be in a forum other than "Senior Citizens", where it might make more sense!
Answered by dansinger61 - Tue Sep 25 17:04:07 2007

What are some funny superlative awards?
Q. My IHSA team is having a year end banquet and we wanted to do a bunch of funny, superlative awards. We have a few so far, but we were looking for some more awards to give out. Right now we have Best Ass in Breeches, Most Hours at the Barn, Best Epic Fall, Hardest Working at Shows... Any ideas?
Asked by barbiesbeenbad - Wed Apr 1 00:09:47 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Best Braider Greatest Groomer Funniest Fall Best Show Helper Timliest Tack-up
Answered by HorseGirl87 - Wed Apr 1 01:02:49 2009

What is the worst high school senior superlative to be voted for?
Q. Of all the more common categories that most high schools have, what is the worst?
Asked by mishapheart1 h - Sat Oct 20 10:49:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Believe it or not: "Most Likely To Go To Jail" They subsequently stopped using this one at my old high school because of parents complaining at the start of the politically correct era. The students loved it because we thought it was funny.
Answered by Hugh Jafro - Sat Oct 20 11:03:16 2007

What is the comparative and superlative adjectives for heavy?
Q. And can I get another example also with another word.
Asked by LilGualSaAye - Sun Nov 9 20:41:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. simple --heavy (adjective) comparative--heavier (heavier than ''compared item/person'') superlative--heaviest (think of super as ultimate) Other examples simple --sweet (adjective) comparative--sweeter (heavier than ''compared item/person'') superlative--sweetest (think of super as ultimate)
Answered by Hope-It-Helps! - Sun Nov 9 20:48:58 2008

How do you use the comparitive and superlative in French?
Q. Like what are the differences. I know you compare things and can i see some examples. Thanks a ton! Studying for finals and need help!
Asked by sportsiqman8 - Sun May 24 20:13:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. comparative: Julie est aussi grande que Simon. (as tall as) superlative: Julie est plus grande que Simon. (taller than)
Answered by Aikuchi - Tue May 26 16:27:00 2009

What are the comparative and superlative of angrily?
Q. What about the comparative and superlative of good; the positive of superlative of worse; comparative and superlative of many; comparative and superlative of well; and the comparative and superlative of happily??
Asked by hatsuharu93 - Thu Jan 25 17:27:41 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. "more angrily" and "most angrily".
Answered by Engineer-Poet - Thu Jan 25 17:37:08 2007

Any ideas on a picture for most artistic high school superlative for the yearbook?
Q. My friend and I won most artistic and need to come up with what type of picture we want to be taken for the yearbook. I am a photographer and he is into 3d and painting
Asked by Katlyn - Mon Nov 30 15:09:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. A fun picture holding your tools as props would be appropriate.
Answered by Xiomy - Mon Nov 30 15:17:19 2009

What does comparative and superlative mean in english?
Q. Please answer the question. Thanks guys! Yall have helped me alot on my curious questions. ASAP.:)Once again thanks.
Asked by Destiny R - Tue Nov 11 19:42:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Comparative means two. Superlative is three or more. Use the old "good, better, best" rule.
Answered by Cranky Yankee - Tue Nov 11 19:52:34 2008

I need help on beginning a high school senior superlative article for yearbook!?
Q. I am in charged of writing the article for senior superlatives in my yearbook, but I need some help or ideas on starting the article.
Asked by Dorbe - Mon Sep 24 01:26:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Just skip the beginning, write the main part of the article, rough draft, and work on it awhile. Then work on a good ending, then go back and write a beginning for it. Or just write a mediocre beginning, then go back to edit and rewrite. You will probably re-write the article about 4 times or even more to make it really good. Start with brainstorming and an outline or list of what you really want to cover in the article. Then decide on order, and which goes together and what flows into the next section and all that stuff. If I write a beginning at the beginning, it usually gets changed to something better anyway, so why always start there? Especially if you are stuck, just work on a different part. Remember to grab the audience and… [cont.]
Answered by gentlesoul - Wed Sep 26 14:29:06 2007

What should i wear for superlative pictures?
Q. i got a superlative at school and its most school spirit what should i wear ive got spirit jeans me cheer warm up pants just i dont have any good shirts
Asked by alc2013 - Thu Oct 23 19:21:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

Should I put that I won senior superlative Class Clown on my college applications?
Q. Would that be seen as good or bad?
Asked by flyin'HIGH - Tue Nov 17 20:19:20 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. that really is a bad idea, haha, you could certainly spin it and say something along the lines of i won a senior superlative, but i wouldnt name it
Answered by biggarba - Tue Nov 17 20:32:32 2009

What's the comparative and superlative forms of the root, "funny"?
Q. I was arguing with someone over some forum about what the superlative and comparative forms of the root, "funny" were. I thought it was funnier -> funniest. he told me is was more funny -> most funny apparently, funnier/funniest is second-rate grammar. is this true?
Asked by Joshua Berryhill - Tue Feb 17 17:41:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It can be either, both are correct.
Answered by suehil - Tue Feb 17 17:45:41 2009

what is the superlative word out of fast,faster and fastest?
Q. This is a trick question so think about it before you answer! HINT: Try to use all the words in one sentence
Asked by phil w - Tue Oct 24 08:49:26 2006 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. My car is fast, and his car is faster, but your car is the fastest of them all. It's fastest. However, "fast" can be written with the least amount of time, and does end in "st" the way like "best" or "worst." Not exactly a superlative termination to the word, but maybe that is a clue to the riddle?
Answered by LadyPom - Tue Oct 24 13:55:28 2006

What is the comparative and superlative of 'northern and willing'?
Q. What is the comparative and superlative of 'northern and willing'?
Asked by Kyra - Wed Feb 3 15:24:48 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

What's the comperlative of superiority and superlative form of the adverb "quickly"?
Q. Hello, everyone! I am a student of the Enlgish language and I don't know how to answer that question. IF anyone could help me, I am a lot thankful. thanks ps: sorry for my english, still practicing it
Asked by zuhuk - Thu Apr 23 13:18:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

Ideas for Most Likely to Succeed Superlative props?
Q. My friend and I got voted most likely to succeed. We were instructed to dress up and bring props for the yearbook picture. Any creative suggestions? (i was thinking maybe awards and sports medals, etc.)
Asked by Sylvie - Sat Dec 12 15:57:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. suggestions
Answered by viji - Wed Dec 16 07:15:48 2009

I'm on the Shield Staff at my school and I need Senior Superlative Ideas?
Q. traditional and non-traditional ideas please, funny ones would be great too, but this is for an High School Senior Magazine so it has to be kept clean.
Asked by StumpedSenior - Tue Mar 18 08:14:19 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most likely to be on Broadway. Most likely to win "American Idol". Most likely to be the next Steven Spielberg. Most likely to win a Pulitzer Prize. Most likely to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Most senior superlatives focus on looks, sports or popularity. I encourage you to think outside of the box!!
Answered by Jera - Tue Mar 18 15:54:50 2008

how to manage my financial by my own self?i am kind of superlative type.somebody help me?
Q. i make a good money,but in the end i realized that no matter how hard i try,i will get the same result,how to manage my financial..i am so scared of pennyless one day.help me,i will appreciate it
Asked by sha - Mon Feb 11 13:29:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Even if your are a whiz at managing mutual funds, stocks, finding tax deductions...spending discipline always helps a lot. When ever you think about buying something ask yourself these questions 1) How long will this last and how much will I use it? Easy example: buying an expensive dinner only gives you a couple hours of enjoyment and then the food, and the fun, is gone. 2) Will it help me become smarter or work better or just sit around and do nothing IE look pretty 3) How much value will it retain? IE a house is likely to retain much of its original value while a car often sells for well less than half its original price even 2 years later. 4) How much will it cost to maintain? Expensive cars cost much to maintain, huge plasma TVs… [cont.]
Answered by M S - Mon Feb 11 13:54:01 2008

Is this superlative or comparative adjectives?
Q. Of the two players, I like Johnny (best or better). The wind blew (harder or hadest) by the lake.
Asked by Anna T - Sat Oct 25 11:49:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Comparative compares between two things, and usually ends in er. For example, Tony was taller than Joe. Superlative gives the utmost degree, rather than a comparison. Joe was the tallest of all the boys. If there are only two things to compare, it is the ER version you must use. So your top example should read "Of the two players, I like Johnny better. And in the bottom example, it needs to show the utmost degree: The wind blew hardest by the lake. (Since you do not know how many locations there were.) If the sentence had included only two locations, you would have had to use harder. "The wind blew harder by the lake than it did by the football field.' I hope this helps.
Answered by elmina - Sat Oct 25 12:02:46 2008