This document provides examples and explanations of using too, enough, comparative adjectives (short vs long adjectives), and superlative adjectives in sentences. It discusses using too to express more than necessary, enough to express sufficiency, adding -er or more to compare two things, and using the or most to indicate the greatest degree when comparing three or more things. It also includes examples of regular and irregular adjectives forms for comparisons and provides answers to examples assessing correct vs incorrect adjective usage.

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2. OThis backpack is too expensive.
ODo you think this coat is too long?
OI’m too tired to play soccer.
Too + adjective
Too can express the idea of more than necessary.

3. OThis backpack is big enough for all my things.
OAre you strong enough to lift that box?
OThese shoes are big enough.
adjective + Enough
enough can express the idea that something is sufficient.

5. Short Adjectives: (1 syllable)
OThis watch is cheaper than that watch.
OThis girl is shorter than that girl.
OSue is taller than Jack.

6. Long Adjectives: (3/4 syllables)
OThis ring is more expensive than that ring.
OMerry is more beautiful than her sister.
OThis sofa is more comfortable than that
one.

7. Short Adjectives: (1syllable)
OThis watch is the cheapest.
OThis girl is the shortest.
O This boy is the tallest.

8. Long Adjectives: (3/4 syllables)
OThis ring is the most expensive one.
OMerry is the most beautiful girl.
OThis sofa is the most comfortable one.

9. Short Adjectives: (2 syllables)
OJack is cleverer than Bin.
OJack is more clever than her Bin.
OJack is the cleverest.
OJack is the most clever boy.
Happy,
Clever,
(er,y,
om,le)

10. Say True / False
OJack is happier than Sue.
OJack is more happier than sue.
OShe is more careful than you.
OShe is the most patient teacher.
OHe is the most handsomest man.
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OF
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11. Good Luck
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