Напишите степени сравнения прилагательных в .языке к этим прилагательным short long cheap expensive young

Short — shorter — the shortest
long — longer — the longest
cheap — cheaper — the cheapest
expensive — more expensive — the most expencive
young — younger — the youngest

Первая степь. положительная
Short,Long,Cheap, Expensive,Young
Вторая степь
сравнительная
Shorter,longer,cheaper, younger здесь прибавляется суффикс er, а здесь уже есть e значит прибавляется только r эта буква expensiver
Третья степь
Превосходная
The shortest ,the longest,the cheapest,the expensivest ,the yonger
здесь прибавляется суффикс est и предлог the.

In 1718 Defoe was 1___ (NEARly) sixty years old. He had a full and 2___ (INTERESTing) life. He 3___ (TRAVELled), tried many professions and wrote many books and pamphlets. In 1712 Defoe met a 4___ (SAILor) who had been on a desert island. Alexander Selkirk was his name. for more than four years he had lived alone on that island, managing not only to stay alive, but also to make himself fairly 5___ (COMFORTable). At last he was rescued through the happy chance of a ship putting in at this island for water. When he ___ (FINALly) returned to London, his adventures became the talk of the town. Several accounts of his experiences were printed, read and soon 7___ (FORGoTten).But Defoe didn’t forget. Selkirk’s unique experience captured his 8___ (IMAGINation). What would a man do, all alone? How would he live? Thus Defoe turned to writing the story of a shipwrecked man. He chose an island in a 9___ (DIFFERent) part of the world for his story and created an imaginary character for his hero, Robinson Crusoe. With his skill as a 10___ (JOURNAList) he was able to make his story seem absolutely true. The book was a great success 

1.  "You're just in time for tea," said Fanny's uncle as she entered _ the room. Her aunt was just then pouring _ the tea; she took a clean cup and saucer from the cupboard and poured some tea into the cup for Fanny. 2. "What's the good of calling a doctor if you refuse to take the medicine he gives you", said Ann to her friend. 3. The secretary took a clean sheet of paper from a drawer of the table and began writing a letter. 4. She took her hands out of her long gloves. 5. She heard herself saying afterwards to the amazement of her friends: "I simply took her _ home with me." 6. But happily at that moment the car stopped. 7. She was going to take a cigarette off the mantelpiece. 8. She had the table placed between them. 9. She plied the poor girl with everything and every time her cup was empty she filled it with tea.