Question

| - | er(2) | est(1 of all)
rubber
pen
ecerser
ball
water melon​

Answer 1

Ответ:Надеюсь правильно понял твое задание

Объяснение:

RUBBER

Comparative (comparing two things): rubber er (rubberier, e.g., This rubber is rubberier than that one.)

Superlative (comparing more than two things): the rubber est (the rubberiest, e.g., This is the rubberiest rubber I've ever seen.)

PEN

Comparative: pen er (pennier, e.g., This pen is pennier than the other one.)

Superlative: the pen est (the penniest, e.g., This is the penniest pen on my desk.)

ERASER (corrected spelling)

Comparative: eraser er (eraserier, e.g., This eraser is eraserier than that one.)

Superlative: the eraser est (the eraseriest, e.g., This is the eraseriest eraser I've ever used.)

BALL

Comparative: ball er (ballier, e.g., This ball is ballier than the one we had yesterday.)

Superlative: the ball est (the balliest, e.g., This is the balliest ball in the playground.)

WATERMELON

Comparative: watermelon er (watermelonier, e.g., This watermelon is watermelonier than the one we had last week.)

Superlative: the watermelon est (the watermeloniest, e.g., This is the watermeloniest watermelon I've ever tasted.)