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    This document provides information about comparative and superlative forms in English. It explains that the comparative form uses suffixes like -er or more/less to to compare things between each other. The superlative form uses the suffixes -est or most/least to compare things in general or among a group. Short examples are given for both short adjectives that take -er/-est and long adjectives that take more/most and less/least. Directions are also given on using these forms correctly in sentences.

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    This document provides information about comparative and superlative forms in English. It explains that the comparative form uses suffixes like -er or more/less to to compare things between each other. The superlative form uses the suffixes -est or most/least to compare things in general or among a group. Short examples are given for both short adjectives that take -er/-est and long adjectives that take more/most and less/least. Directions are also given on using these forms correctly in sentences.

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    Tuesday -14/02/2023

    Portable meal- vakt ushqimit

    Indeed- me te vertet
    Introduced- njoftu
    Directions- drejtime

    Pieces- pjese/grishe
    ham- pershute
    between- ne mes
    appeared- shfaq
    gamble- kumar/bixhoz
    beef- mish lope
    plates- pijate
    Tranches=kestet
    Spices- ereza
    Nuts-arra/kikirik

    Thick- e trash
    warm- e ngroht
    Thin- e holle

    Bacon- pershute derri


    chopped- coptune
    raw- jo e pjekur/jo e perpunuar
    Scissors- gersheret
    Envelopes-zarf
    Plasters- fllasera
    sellotape- izelir
    Screwdriver- shafciger

    Unit 9

    Comparative and Superlative forms


    Shkalla krahasore dhe siperore

    Comparative Form
    We use C.F to talk about or to compare things between each other.
    We two types of Adjectives
    Short Adj.- ER
    ex.
    Short- Shorter
    Tall- taller
    big – bigger
    Old- older
    Mirjeta is shorter than Kaltrina
    My sister is taller than my brother
    My house is bigger than my friends’
    Brikena is older than Merita.

    Long- Adj- more than/less than


    Expensive
    Interesting
    My cars is more/less expensive than yours.
    English is more /less interesting than Maths.

    Superlative Form
    Shkalla siperore
    We use s.f to talk or compare things in general.

    Two types of adjectives


    Short adj. – the est
    Tall- The tallest
    Big- The biggest
    Short- The shortest
    ex.
    Kaltrina is the tallest in the class.
    My dog is the biggest in the town
    My sister is the shortest in the family

    Long ajd. The most/ the least


    Expensive
    interesting
    beautiful
    My house the most / least expensive house in my village
    Art is the most/least interesting subject
    Suela is the most beautiful/least girl in Skenderaj.

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