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Milagros Vaughn

12 May, 10:49

Which of the sets of adjectives correctly supplies the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of the words?

A troublesome, troublesomer, troublesomest

B drowsy, drowsier, drowsiest

C cheap, more cheapie, most cheapie

D good, better, best

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