This document discusses how to form and use superlative adjectives in English. It explains that superlatives compare one person or thing to more than one other within the same group. It provides rules for forming superlatives from one-syllable words and words ending in -ly, -y, or -w. It also lists irregular superlative forms and shows how to form superlative adverbs. Finally, it discusses using "as...as" to indicate equality between two people or things.

1. SUPERLATIVEADJECTIVES
We use the superlative to compare one person or thing with more than one
person or thing of the same group.
1 SYLLABLE THE BIGGEST
THE LONGEST
WORDS ENDING IN -LY, -Y, -W THE PRETTIEST
THE NARROWEST
THE HEAVIEST - WE REPLACE Y
with I
2 ORMORE SYLLABLES THE MOSTCLEVER
THE MOSTPOLITE
IRREGULARFORMS
ADJECTIVE
GOOD
BAD
LITTLE
MUCH / MANY
BETTER THAN
WORSETHAN
LESS THAN
MORE THAN
THE BEST
THE WORST
THE LEAST
THE MOST
ADVERBS
ADVERB COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
LATE
EARLY
CAREFULLY
LATER
EARLIER
MORE CAREFULLY
THE LATEST
THE EARLIEST
THE MOSTCAREFULLY
EQUALITY
AS… AS is used to comparetwo people/things that are equal in some way. Ex: AS BIG AS A
WHALE