This document discusses comparative adjectives in English and provides rules for forming comparatives of adjectives with one syllable and those with two or more syllables. It also notes some irregular comparatives and emphasizes the importance of using "than" when making comparisons.

2. We use them when comparing two things.
The baby is younger than the child.
Pikachu is more intelligent than Bulbassaur.

3. Comparatives
Two or more
syllables
One syllable

4. ONE SYLLABLE
General rule -er
smaller
Stronger
ending in the vowel (E) -r
larger
nicer
ending in a consonant + -y -ier
easy - easier
heavy – heavier
Consonant + short vowel + consonant
bigger
thinner

5. TWO OR MORE SYLLABLES
More
more beautiful
more Intelligent
more expensive
more interesting

6. IRREGULARS
good – better
bad – worse
far – farther / further
little – less

7. DON’T FORGET: THAN

8. 1. MAKE SENTENCES WITH THE PICTURES

10. PANTS

11. SKIRTS