Comparative & Superlative Forms: Brave, Famous, Lonesome, Worthy, Difficult

Brave

Comparative: braver

Superlative: bravest

Famous

Comparative: more famous

Superlative: most famous

Lonesome

Comparative: lonelier

Superlative: loneliest

Worthy

Comparative: more worthy

Superlative: most worthy

Difficult

Comparative: more difficult

Superlative: most difficult

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