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SUPERLATIVE (The absolute superlative does not describe the noun in the…
SUPERLATIVE
The absolute superlative does not describe the noun in the context of a larger group. 
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QUESTIONS WITH HOW + ADJECTIVE
HOW is an adverb which has many possibilities. First, it can modify the meaning of several sorts of words. Today, we'll learn the different meanings it can have when it modifies an adjective, or an adverb.
2) To indicate a degree, a quantity, an age , some dimensions.**..
- deep => the depth => how deep?
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- high => the height -> how high?
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- fast => quick => how fast?
- many + countables => how many?
- much + uncountables => how much?
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- wide => the width => how wide?
- It may also be used with all the adjectives : clear-sighted - important - lazy - good - hard - difficult - tiring – tired
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Used with an adjective or an adverb, HOW can introduce an exclamative form ('How tired you are!') or an interrogative form : 'How tired are you?' Of course, the order of the words (subject + verb or verb subject ) is then what will guide you!
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THE NOSE OF THE DEVILFrom the geographical point of view, the "Nariz del Diablo" is the topographical obstacle that demanded the construction of a zig-zag so that the railway could run from Alausí to the Sibambe Station. For this mechanical operation, the brequeros of the train had to make, and they do so far, the movements of the needles, to tie the rails at the time of advancing and retreating. In the course of this section, which is no more than 16 km, you can see the impressive canyoning of the river and the table of the sleepers with support walls that support the platform, which terrace is squarely aligned with the void. It must be remembered that in the times of Harman, the walls were built of lime and stone and the bridges with iron structures that came, along with the train material, locomotives and cars, from England. 
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