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pre-intermediate pocket guide

Comparative and superlative adjectives

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+ -er/-est
adjective comparative superlative
warm warmer the warmest
tall taller the tallest
young younger the youngest

+ -r/-st
adjective comparative superlative
late later the latest
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A pocket guide + -g
adjective
-gger
comparative superlative

to comparative big
hot
bigger
hotter
the biggest
the hottest
wet wetter the wettest
and superlative -w + -er / -est
adjectives adjective
low
comparative
lower
superlative
lowest

Make your own pocket

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guide to irregular verbs by

following the instructions. more / most
adjective comparative superlative
• Print page 1. expensive more expensive the most expensive
• Put page 1 back in the famous more famous the most famous
beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful
printer.
• Print page 2 on the other y -ier / -iest
adjective comparative superlative
side of the paper. happy happier the happiest
• Cut along the dotted lines. lucky luckier the luckiest
easy easier the easiest
• Fold the paper.
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Irregular adjectives
You now have your pocket adjective comparative superlative
guide to comparative and good better the best
superlative adjectives to take bad worse the worst
far further the farthest
with you anywhere.
You can find all of these
adjectives in your copy of
Oxford Living Grammar
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Pre-intermediate.
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elementary pocket guide

Irregular verbs: past simple and past participle

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Adverbs
+ -ly
adjective adverb
quick quickly
correct correctly
slow slowly

Exceptions fold
adjective adverb
happy happily
lucky luckily

–ble (-e + y):

adjective adverb
remarkable remarkably
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Irregular adverbs
adjective adverb
good well
fast fast
hard hard
late late
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Learn and practise grammar in context

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