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    The document discusses how adjectives ending in "y" with two syllables are modified to form comparatives and superlatives in English. To form the comparative and superlative, the "y" is replaced with an "i" and the suffixes "-er" and "-est" are added. Examples are provided of adjectives like "funny", "skinny", and "pretty" becoming "funnier/funniest", "skinnier/skinniest", and "prettier/prettiest" in their comparative and superlative forms. The document also provides examples of comparisons in English describing physical appearance using comparatives like "taller than" and superlatives like

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    The document discusses how adjectives ending in "y" with two syllables are modified to form comparatives and superlatives in English. To form the comparative and superlative, the "y" is replaced with an "i" and the suffixes "-er" and "-est" are added. Examples are provided of adjectives like "funny", "skinny", and "pretty" becoming "funnier/funniest", "skinnier/skinniest", and "prettier/prettiest" in their comparative and superlative forms. The document also provides examples of comparisons in English describing physical appearance using comparatives like "taller than" and superlatives like

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    Adjetivos de Dos Silabas Que Terminan en

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    Derimek Cruz
    The document discusses how adjectives ending in "y" with two syllables are modified to form comparatives and superlatives in English. To form the comparative and superlative, the "y" is replaced with an "i" and the suffixes "-er" and "-est" are added. Examples are provided of adjectives like "funny", "skinny", and "pretty" becoming "funnier/funniest", "skinnier/skinniest", and "prettier/prettiest" in their comparative and superlative forms. The document also provides examples of comparisons in English describing physical appearance using comparatives like "taller than" and superlatives like

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    Adjetivos de Dos Silabas que Terminan en “Y”

    Los adjetivos de dos silabas que terminan en “y” tiene un ligero cambio a la hora de formar superlativos y
    comparativos.
    Se elimina la “Y”  y esta es sustituida por una “i” y despues se agregan las terminaciones “er” y “est” para
    crear adjetivos comparativos y superlativos

    Comparaciones en Inglés usando Comparativos y


    Superlativos
    Estos son ejemplos de comparaciones en Inglés sobre la apariencia física con comparativos
    She is taller than me: Ella es más alta que yo
    I am skinnier than her: Yo soy más delgado que ella
    He is shorter than me: Él es mas pequeña que yp
    Joe’s older than Mike: Joe es más viejo que Mike
    Linda is younger than  John: Linda es más joven que John
    Mike is stronger than joshua: Mike es más fuerte que Joshua
    Funny Funnier The funniest
    Skinny Skinnier The skinniest
    Pretty Prettier The prettiest
    Happy Happier The happiest
    Hungry Hungrier The hungriest
    Busy Busier The Busiest
    Crazy Crazier The craziest
    Dry Drier The driest
    Silly Silliest The slliest
    Amazing More amazing The most amazing

    Beautiful More beautiful The most beautiful

    Boring More boring The most boring

    Convenient More convinient The most convinient

    Crowded More crowded The most crowded

    Interesting More interesting The most interesting

    Famous More famous The most famous

    Fantastic More fantastic The most fantastic

    Exciting More exciting The most exciting

    Fascinating More fascinating The most fascinating

    Inexpensive More inexpensive The most inexpensive

    Polluted More polluted The most polluted

    Safe Safer The Safest

    Dangerous More dangerous The most dangerous

    Natural More natural The most natural

    Big Bigger The biggest

    Modern More modern The most modern

    Small Smaller The smallest

    Noisy Noisier The Noisiest

    Cheap Cheaper The Cheapest

    Clean Cleaner The cleanest

    Old Older The oldest

    Industrial More industrial The most industrial

    Commercial More commercial The most commercial

    Prosperous More prosperous The most prosperous

    Hot Hotter The hottest

    Cold Colder The coldest

    Calm Calmer The calmest

    Quiet Quieter / More quiet The most quiet

    Peaceful More peaceful The most peaceful

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