This document discusses comparatives and superlatives in English. It provides examples of how to form comparatives and superlatives for both short adjectives that add "-er" or "-est" and long adjectives that use "more" or "most". Examples are given for common adjectives like tall, strong, friendly. Irregular adjectives like good and bad are also mentioned.

4. COMPARATIVES LONG ADJECTIVES LONG ADJECTIVES more + intelligent+ than= “más inteligente que” (long adjective) EXAMPLES Tom is more intelligent than Peter Harry Potter is more interesting than X-men Titanic was more boring than Star Wars

8. REGULAR ADJECTIVES SHORT LONG COMPARATIVE adjective - er - than more+adjective+ than SUPERLATIVE the most +adjective+ of/in the most +adjective of/in

9. IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES COMPARATIVES SUPERLATIVES good better than (mejor que) the best (el mejor) bad worse than (peor que) the worst (el peor) much / many more than (más que) the most (lo más/máximo) little less than (menos que) the least (lo menos)