Once upon a time, in one kingdom, in a grammatical state, the King of Adjective ruled. And he had three daughters: the youngest ,Positive, the middle, Comparative, and the oldest, Superlative. Although they were sisters and looked very much alike, they were very different in character.

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The younger, Positive, was kind, obedient to her father, always agreed with him.

Sometimes the king says: ‘You are small, my daughter!’ She agrees with him: ‘Yes, I am small, my dad!’

-You are good, my daughter!

-Yes, I am good, my dad!

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The second daughter, Comparative, liked to argue with her father.

The King told her: ‘You are nice, my daughter!’ And she answered him: ‘No, I am nicer than my sister, my dear dad!’

-You are kind like your sister, my daughter!

-No, I am kinder than my sister, my dear dad!

Where is the king to argue with his own daughter?

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And the third daughter was so arrogant that the king had no slander with her. She exalted herself in everything.

‘You are so clever, my daughter!’

‘No, I am the cleverest in the world, my dear dad!’ - Superlative boasted.