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Degrees of the adjective: positive, intensive, comparative, diminutive

Уроки 97–101 · 5 уроков · N. Mahmudov, A. Nurmonov, A. Sobirov, D. Nabiyeva. Ona tili (Uzbek language), Grade 6. Tasvir Publishing House, 2017 (4th edition)
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Degrees of the adjective

Textbook: pp. 145–146
ЦельList the degrees of the adjective and tell them apart.
Новые слова
degree · darajapositive degree · oddiy darajaintensive degree · orttirma daraja
Объяснение

Differences in how much or how little of an attribute are the degrees of the adjective; forms that express such meaning are degree forms. The adjective has four degrees: positive (yaxshi, good), comparative (yaxshiroq, better), intensive (juda yaxshi, very good) and diminutive (sal yaxshi, somewhat good). The positive degree is the base for the others. Degrees exist only in qualitative adjectives, not in relational ones.

Примеры
This notebook is good, that one is better, the other is very good.
The tea was a little hot.
Работа в классе

“Degree ladder”: say baland in four degrees and use each in a sentence.

Упражнения
1
How many degrees does the adjective have and which?
2
Name the degree: yaxshiroq, juda yaxshi, sal yaxshi, yaxshi.
3
Write shirin in four degrees.
4
Why does qishki have no degrees?