This document discusses how to form superlatives in English to describe something as the most or -est of its kind. It explains that the most is used with long adjectives while -est is used with short adjectives. Some irregular adjectives like good, bad, and far are listed, as well as rules for adjectives ending in y or a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern. Examples are provided to illustrate forming the superlative for adjectives like famous, small, funny, and big.

1. Tuesday 11th OctoberSuperlatives(onething superior toothers) Themost + long adjetive e.g.themostfamous car isthe Aston Martin The + short adjective+ est e.g.thesmallest car isthe Peel50

2. Especial cases Irregular adjectives. Good – best Bad – worst Far- further adj +y => i est Funny – funniest Cons + vowel+cons =>cons + est Big - biggest