“How can we make our website safer?” OR “How can we make our website more safe?”.
“My school hosts a safe seminar each year.” OR “My school hosts a safety seminar each year.”.Try and choose the more correct form of “safe” below: Here are a few examples so you can test yourself. “Your” and “our” are both possessive pronouns, and “number one” acts as an adjective, modifying the word “priority.” In this sentence, the simple subject is “safety,” the predicate (verb) is “is” and the simple object is “priority”. The noun form of the word “safe” is “safety.”Įxample: A security company’s slogan could be, “Your safety is our number one priority.” In this situation, the subject and object remain the same as in the previous example (“this car” and “that car” respectively), and the verb “drives” is modified by the adverb “safely” and the comparative “more.” The word “more” would be added when the adverb “safely” is used.Įxample: “This car drives more safely than that car.” It modifies the subject, “this car,” in comparison to the object, “that car.” “This car” is the subject in this sentence, the predicate (verb) is “is,” and the object is “that car.” “Safer” is a comparative adjective.
You can dissect this sentence by first identifying the subject (noun), predicate (verb), and object (noun). Here’s an example: “This car is safer than that car.” Safer is a comparative adjective, meaning that it describes a noun.