Identify the degree of comparison used in the following sentence. The air is more humid since the thunderstorm passed through town.

ASuperlative
BAbsolute
CPositive
DComparative
Nevermind, the answer is Comparative...

Verified Answer :

The answer is "D"We are comparing the condition of the air before and after the thunderstorm,So there are 2 situations involved which demands a comparative form of the adjective. Also, as humid is a disyllable ,"more" is necessary to form the comparative, You can't say' humider '

The answer is D comparative