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- 6. DEFINITON Words that gives information about a noun or pronoun Words that describe a noun
- 7. Comparative adjective •To show change or make comparisons
- 8. How to We usually add –er to one syllable words Old – Older Long - Longer
- 9. How to If and adjective ends in –e we add –r Nice – Nicer Large - Larger
- 10. How to If ends in consonant, vowel, consonant, we double the last consonant. Big – Bigger Fat - Fatter
- 11. How to If ends in a consonant +y, we drop the –y and add –ier Happy – happier Silly - Sillier
- 12. How to For long adjecives we add more before the noun Careful . More careful Interesting – More interesting
- 13. But Sometimes we can use either more or –er Handsome – Handsomer - More handsome Polite – Politer – More polite
- 14. Irregular Good – Better Bad – Worse Far – Farther - Further
- 15. Form the comparative of the next adjectives • Big • Bright • Clean • Delicious • Good • Wonderful • Easy • Fine • Fresh • New • Safe • Special
- 16. Talking about comparatives She is two years older than me. New York is bigger than Boston He is better player than Ronaldo. My car is more expensive than yours.
- 18. Superlatives
- 22. How to We usually add –est Old – Oldest Long - Longest
- 23. How to If an adjective ends in – e we add –st Nice – nicest Large – Largest
- 24. How to •If ends in consonant, vowel consonant, we double the last consonant •Big – biggest •Fat - Fattest
- 25. How to If ends in consonant –y, we drop –y and add –iest Happy – Happiest Silly - Silliest
- 26. How to For two syllable adjectives or more, we add the most Careful – Most careful Interesting – Most interesting
- 27. Irregular Good – Best Bad – Worst Far – Farthest - Furthest
- 28. Old – Elder – Eldest