Comparative Superlative Adjectives

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives ELA Notes

Comparative/Superlative

Comparative/Superlative The comparative form of an adjective compares one person or thing with another.

Comparative/Superlative The comparative form of an adjective compares one person or thing with another. The superlative form of an adjective compares one person to thing with several others.

Comparative/Superlative The comparative form of an adjective compares one person or thing with another. The superlative form of an adjective compares one person to thing with several others. For morst adjectives with one syllable (and some two slyllables), add -er to form the comparative and - est to form the superlative.

Examples

Examples The sun is higher than it was an hour ago.

Examples The sun is higher than it was an hour ago. Today is the hottest day of the week.

Examples Comparative The sun is higher than it was an hour ago. Today is the hottest day of the week.

Examples Comparative Comparing only TWO The sun is higher than it was an hour ago. Today is the hottest day of the week.

Examples Comparative Comparing only TWO The sun is higher than it was an hour ago. Today is the hottest day of the week. Superlative

Examples Comparative Comparing only TWO The sun is higher than it was an hour ago. Today is the hottest day of the week. Superlative Comparing more than TWO (Seven days in a week)

big bigger

big bigger biggest

Comparative/Superlative

Comparative/Superlative Adjectives with two or more syllables form the comparative by using MORE before than adjective.

Comparative/Superlative Adjectives with two or more syllables form the comparative by using MORE before than adjective. Form the superlative by using MOST before the adjective.

Comparative/Superlative Adjectives with two or more syllables form the comparative by using MORE before than adjective. Form the superlative by using MOST before the adjective. Example:

Comparative/Superlative Adjectives with two or more syllables form the comparative by using MORE before than adjective. Form the superlative by using MOST before the adjective. Example: Today’s climb was MORE difﬁcult than yesterday’s climb.

Comparative/Superlative Adjectives with two or more syllables form the comparative by using MORE before than adjective. Form the superlative by using MOST before the adjective. Example: Today’s climb was MORE difﬁcult than yesterday’s climb. Tomorrow’s climb will be the MOST difﬁcult of all.

Irregular Comparative/Superlative

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Some adjectives do not follow a speciﬁc pattern.

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Some adjectives do not follow a speciﬁc pattern. That was a bad mistake.

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Some adjectives do not follow a speciﬁc pattern. That was a bad mistake. His mistake was worse.

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Some adjectives do not follow a speciﬁc pattern. That was a bad mistake. His mistake was worse. Mine was the worst of all.

Irregular Comparative/Superlative

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form Comparative

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form Comparative Superlative

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form Comparative Superlative good better best

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form Comparative Superlative good better best bad worse worst

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form Comparative Superlative good better best bad worse worst many more most

Irregular Comparative/Superlative Base Form Comparative Superlative good better best bad worse worst many more most little less least

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Comparative Superlative Adjectives

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