Q1. Fill in the blanks with the correct degree of adjectives given in bracke 1. I find that the postal service has become than before. (good) 2. Birbal was the minister in Akbar's court. (wise) 3. Stones are Rocks are than stones. Boulders are the (heavy)

Here are the sentences filled in with the correct degree of adjectives:

1. I find that the postal service has become better than before. (good)
2. Birbal was the wisest minister in Akbar's court. (wise)
3. Stones are heavier than stones. Rocks are heavier than stones. Boulders are the heaviest. (heavy)

There's a minor correction in the third sentence: it states "Stones are heavier than stones," which seems to be a mistake. It should perhaps compare stones to rocks or boulders instead.

If it’s corrected as:

"Stones are heavier than pebbles. Rocks are heavier than stones. Boulders are the heaviest."

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