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    The document provides information about the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives. It defines what an adjective and syllable are, and gives examples. It explains that the positive form simply describes a noun, the comparative form indicates more of a quality using "-er" or "more", and the superlative form indicates the most using "-est" or "most". The document also provides rules and examples for forming the comparative and superlative versions of one-syllable, two-syllable, three-syllable, and irregular adjectives.

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    The document provides information about the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives. It defines what an adjective and syllable are, and gives examples. It explains that the positive form simply describes a noun, the comparative form indicates more of a quality using "-er" or "more", and the superlative form indicates the most using "-est" or "most". The document also provides rules and examples for forming the comparative and superlative versions of one-syllable, two-syllable, three-syllable, and irregular adjectives.

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    The document provides information about the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives. It defines what an adjective and syllable are, and gives examples. It explains that the positive form simply describes a noun, the comparative form indicates more of a quality using "-er" or "more", and the superlative form indicates the most using "-est" or "most". The document also provides rules and examples for forming the comparative and superlative versions of one-syllable, two-syllable, three-syllable, and irregular adjectives.

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    Positive,Comparative and

    Superlative Forms of Adjectives

    Contents
    Introduction
    What is an adjective?
    What is a syllable?
    Syllables: further examples

    Adjectives

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    Positive form
    Comparative form
    Building comparative form
    Superlative form
    Building Superlative form

    Summary
    Comparison chart

    Previous

    What is an adjective?
    An adjective is a word that describes a noun
    adjectives

    noun

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    big
    fast
    expensive

    bus
    Previous

    What is a syllable?
    A syllable is the sound of a vowel (a, e, i, o, u) that comes when words
    are pronounced

    Typ ing
    Typ
    1st syllable

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    ing
    2nd syllable
    Previous

    Syllables: examples
    1. One-syllable adjectives

    Cake Cheese Eat

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    2. Two-syllable adjectives

    Happy funny messy


    3. Three-syllable adjectives

    Important Beautiful

    Previous

    What is a positive form?


    Simple adjectives that describe the noun without a comparison.

    This bus is fast.

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    Previous

    What is a comparative form?


    Adjectives that describe the idea of more.

    fast-er

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    My bus is fast.
    But that bus is faster.
    Previous

    Building a comparative form


    One-syllable adjective

    Bigg er

    Two-syllable adjectives
    ending in-ly

    Tinieyr

    Other two-and-three
    syllable adjectives
    Irregular adjectives
    for example old

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    Mim
    ore
    important
    portant
    old
    Elder
    Previous

    What is a superlative form?


    Adjectives that describe the idea of most

    Fast-est

    Where you are:


    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparatives
    Superlatives
    Comparison
    Comparison

    This bus is fast.


    That bus is faster.
    But this bus is the fastest.
    Previous

    Building a superlative form


    Where you are:

    One-syllable adjectives

    Bigg est

    Two-syllable adjectives
    ending in -ly

    Tin iest
    y

    Other two-and-three
    syllable adjectives
    Irregular adjectives
    for example old

    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    M
    important
    imost
    portant
    The
    old eldest

    Previous

    Comparison Chart
    Where you are:

    Positive

    Sweet
    Big

    Comparative

    Superlative

    Sweeter

    Sweetest

    Bigg er

    Bigg est

    Contents
    Adjective
    Syllable
    Positive
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Comparison
    Comparison
    Summary

    Wonderful More wonderful Most wonderful

    Late

    Latter

    Last

    Previous

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