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    Adjectives: Short Adjectives (-Er, - Est) Long Adjectives (More, The Most) 3. Irregular (Good)

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    This document discusses adjective comparisons in English. It outlines three types of adjectives: short adjectives that form comparatives with -er and superlatives with -est; long adjectives that use more and most; and irregular adjectives like good. Examples are provided like smaller, latest, heaviest, more careful, most incredible, least, most, best, worst, and furthest. The comparative form uses comparatives like taller than or more beautiful than. Comparisons can also be made with as + adjective + as structures.

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    This document discusses adjective comparisons in English. It outlines three types of adjectives: short adjectives that form comparatives with -er and superlatives with -est; long adjectives that use more and most; and irregular adjectives like good. Examples are provided like smaller, latest, heaviest, more careful, most incredible, least, most, best, worst, and furthest. The comparative form uses comparatives like taller than or more beautiful than. Comparisons can also be made with as + adjective + as structures.

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    This document discusses adjective comparisons in English. It outlines three types of adjectives: short adjectives that form comparatives with -er and superlatives with -est; long adjectives that use more and most; and irregular adjectives like good. Examples are provided like smaller, latest, heaviest, more careful, most incredible, least, most, best, worst, and furthest. The comparative form uses comparatives like taller than or more beautiful than. Comparisons can also be made with as + adjective + as structures.

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    Adjectives: Short Adjectives (-Er, - Est) Long Adjectives (More, The Most) 3. Irregular (Good)

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    This document discusses adjective comparisons in English. It outlines three types of adjectives: short adjectives that form comparatives with -er and superlatives with -est; long adjectives that use more and most; and irregular adjectives like good. Examples are provided like smaller, latest, heaviest, more careful, most incredible, least, most, best, worst, and furthest. The comparative form uses comparatives like taller than or more beautiful than. Comparisons can also be made with as + adjective + as structures.

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    ADJECTIVES

    1. SHORT ADJECTIVES (-ER, -EST)


    2. LONG ADJECTIVES (MORE, THE MOST)
    3. 3. IRREGULAR (GOOD)
    Smaller than The smallest

    Later than The latest


    Heavier than The heaviest

    More careful The most careful

    More incredible The most

    Less than The least


    more The most
    better The best
    Worse The worst
    further The furthest
    Comparative form

     1. Comparative adjectives (taller than, more beautiful than)


     Sue is taller than Mike
     Suzy is more beautiful than Julia

     2. as + adjective + as - form
     Mike isn’t as tall as Sues
     Julia is as beautiful as Suzy

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