Make the comparative and superlative degrees of the following adjectives. don't forget to use the definite article 'the' with the superlative degree. hot, red, nice, high, dry, long, black, warm, weak, clean, short, white, cold, strong, dirty, clever, thin, merry, heavy, wide, silly, thick, small, light, deep, great, fat, tall, green, brave

Hot - hotter - the hottest red - redder - the reddest nice - nicer - the nicest high - higher - the highest dry - drier - the driest long - longer - the longest black - blacker - the blackest warm - warmer - the warmest weak - weaker - the weakest clean - cleaner - the cleanest short - shorter - the shortest white - whiter - the whitest cold - colder - the coldest strong - stronger - the strongest dirty - dirtier - the dirtiest clever - cleverer - the cleverest thin - thinner - the thinnest merry - merrier - the merriest heavy - heavier - the haviest wide - wider - the widest silly - sillier - the silliest thick - thicker - the thickest small - smaller - the smallest light - lighter - the lightest deep - deeper - the deepest great - greater - the greatest fat - fatter - the fattest tall - taller - the tallest green - greener - the greenest brave - braver - the bravest

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