Meaning of Soon: in or after a short time.
Comparative and Superlative Degree of Soon
Comparative degree of Soon is sooner, superlative degree of Soon is soonest.
| Adjective | Comparative | Superlative |
| Soon | sooner | soonest |
Examples Using Positive Degree Of Soon:
- The sun will rise soon and bring warmth.
- We’ll be home soon to have dinner.
- The project will be finished soon.
- He’ll arrive soon to join the meeting.
- The flowers will bloom soon in the spring.
- The rain will stop soon and the skies will clear.
- They will announce the winner soon.
- The plane will depart soon for its destination.
- The weekend will be here soon.
- We will know the result soon.
Example Using Comparative Degree Of Soon:
- She arrived sooner than expected.
- The package will be delivered sooner than planned.
- He finished his work sooner than anticipated.
- The train arrived sooner than scheduled.
- The cake will be ready sooner than we thought.
- They’ll leave for the trip sooner than they thought.
- The flowers will bloom sooner than usual this year.
- The rain stopped sooner than predicted.
- The concert will start sooner than we imagined.
- The weekend will come sooner than you know.
Example Using Superlative Degree Of Soon:
- She arrived the soonest out of all the guests.
- The package was delivered the soonest as it could be.
- He finished his work the soonest of all his colleagues.
- The train arrived the soonest it ever had.
- The cake will be ready the soonest it can be.
- They’ll leave for the trip the soonest they can.
- The flowers will bloom the soonest they ever have.
- The rain stopped the soonest it possibly could.
- The concert will start the soonest as it’s allowed.
- The weekend will come the soonest as it’s scheduled.
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Last updated on June 14th, 2023 at 04:52 am
