This document discusses how to form comparatives in English using adjectives. It provides examples of forming comparatives for short adjectives ending in "y" by changing the "y" to "ier". It also discusses doubling consonants for some adjectives like "big" and "slim" in the comparative form. Irregular comparatives like "good" and "bad" are mentioned. Long adjectives with two or more syllables form the comparative with "more" plus the base adjective. Examples are given comparing characters' attributes like power, intelligence, durability and combativeness.

1. COMPARATIVES
SUPERIORITY

2. SHORT ADJECTIVES
1 or 2 syllables ending with y – er
I'm stronger than Wonderwoman
example: STRONG

3. But I'm faster than you.
FAST

4. PRETTY
And I'm prettier than you.

5. DOUBLE CONSONNANTS
Example : BIG
Hulk is biGGer than Wonderwoman .
Some adjectives double the consonnant

6. DOUBLE CONSONNANTS
Example : SLIM
But Wonderwoman is sliMMer than Hulk.

7. TALL
I'm taller than Wolverine.

8. But I'm heavier than you.
HEAVY Captain America : 100 kilos
Wolverine : 120 kilos

9. IRREGULAR COMPARATIVES
GOOD BETTER THAN
BAD WORSE THAN

10. I'm better at shooting lasers
than you, Scarlet Witch

11. Yes, but I'm better at magic
than you, Cyclops.

12. LONG ADJECTIVES
Powerful
Thor is more powerful than Catwoman
2 syllables or more.

13. INTELLIGENT
But Catwoman is more intelligent than Thor

14. DURABLE
I'm more durable than Batman

15. COMBATIVE
But I'm more combative than Iron man