1.This is the closest I have been to facing death. (Change to comparitive and positive degree of comparison)
2. I could have overlooked greed whose nature is higher than mine. (Change to positive and superlative degree of comparison)
3.The duck was better in swimming than his instructor. (Change to positive degree of comparison)
1. I could not have been closer than this to facing death. (comparative)
This is as close to facing death as I have ever been. (positive)/ I have never been as close to facing death as this.
2. My nature is not as high as that of Greed whom I could have overlooked. (positive)
The comparison is made between two: I and Greed, so there will be no superlative degree.
3. The duck's instructor was not as good as him in swimming.
This is as close to facing death as I have ever been. (positive)/ I have never been as close to facing death as this.
2. My nature is not as high as that of Greed whom I could have overlooked. (positive)
The comparison is made between two: I and Greed, so there will be no superlative degree.
3. The duck's instructor was not as good as him in swimming.