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    Adjective - Comparative - Superlative

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    This document outlines rules for forming the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For adjectives with one syllable, the comparative typically takes -er and the superlative takes -est. For adjectives with two syllables, the comparative takes more and the superlative takes most. There are also exceptions listed for specific adjectives that take irregular forms.

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    This document outlines rules for forming the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For adjectives with one syllable, the comparative typically takes -er and the superlative takes -est. For adjectives with two syllables, the comparative takes more and the superlative takes most. There are also exceptions listed for specific adjectives that take irregular forms.

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    This document outlines rules for forming the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For adjectives with one syllable, the comparative typically takes -er and the superlative takes -est. For adjectives with two syllables, the comparative takes more and the superlative takes most. There are also exceptions listed for specific adjectives that take irregular forms.

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    This document outlines rules for forming the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives in English. For adjectives with one syllable, the comparative typically takes -er and the superlative takes -est. For adjectives with two syllables, the comparative takes more and the superlative takes most. There are also exceptions listed for specific adjectives that take irregular forms.

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    ADJECTIVE - COMPARATIVE -

    SUPERLATIVE

    ONE syllable

    IEST
    -EST IER

    The -ER Happy


    The
    Fast Fastest Faster
    Happier happiest
    Young
    Younger Crazy

    The TWO syllables Crazier The


    youngest Ending in -Y craziest

    ONE SYLLABLE
    ENDING IN - E -ST MORE + MOST +
    -R

    Nice Nicer The nicest Famous More The most


    Strange Stranger

    famous famous
    The Beautiful


    strangest More The most

    TWO ore more beautiful beautiful
    sylllable

    -EST
    -ER


    The
    big Bigger biggest Good Better The best

    Hotter


    hot
    The Bad Worse The worst

    hottest
    ONE syllable
    Common
    consonant + Exceptions
    short vowel +
    consonant

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