short vowel and a consonant, and add er and est Regular adjectives with more than one syllable
Adjective Comparative Superlative
the most comfortable more comfortable comfortable Use more and most
happy happier the happiest
Change y to i and add er and est to adjectives ending in y after a consonant stupider the stupidest stupid more stupid the most stupid A limited number of two-syllable adjectives can form the comparative and superlative in two ways i.e. clever, common, polite, quiet, gentle Irregular forms: adjectives
Adjective Comparative Superlative
good better the best bad worse the worst the farthest / far farther / further furthest old older / elder the oldest / eldest slightly a little a bit + comparative adjective + than far a lot much Other comparative expressions
Bow Wow is as tall as Omarion
Is Bow Wow taller than Omarion?
Is one person taller than the other? Who is the tallest? someone / something else something verb as adjective / adverb as or clause The cakes good but it isnt as tasty as the pie.
Are the cake and the pie both tasty?
Which is better the cake or the pie? Is the cake tastier than the pie? Is the pie tastier than the cake? The cakes good but it isnt so tasty as the pie. AN ELEPHANT A MOUSE
MADRID BARCELONA
FOOTBALL BASKETBALL
SPAIN FRANCE
ENGLISH CHINESE
READING PLAYING VIDEO GAMES
TRAVELLING BY PLANE TRAVELLING BY CAR
slightly + comparative adjective + than a little a bit far AN ELEPHANT A MOUSE a lot MADRID BARCELONA much FOOTBALL BASKETBALL
SPAIN FRANCE
ENGLISH CHINESE
READING PLAYING VIDEO GAMES
TRAVELLING BY PLANE TRAVELLING BY CAR
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