This document provides information about adjectives, comparative adjectives, and superlative adjectives in English. It defines what adjectives are and provides examples of one, two, and three syllable adjectives. It explains how to form comparative adjectives by adding "-er" or "-more" and irregular forms. It also explains how to form superlative adjectives by adding "-est" or using "the most" and lists irregular forms. Examples are given to demonstrate comparative and superlative forms.

1. Roger A. Núria G. Carles P. Oriol J.

2. ADJECTIVES Adjectives are words to talk about nouns. Adjectives have syllables (1 syllable: Sad, 2 syllables:hap-py, 3 syllables: Beau-ti-ful) Examples: big, small, thin, fat…

3. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Comparative adjectives are words to talk about the difference between two animals, people, things… To make comparative sentences of 1 syllable adjectives add -ER to the end of an adjective Examples: Short:curt/baix:shorter( més curt que/més baix que) New:nou:newer(més nou que..)

4. SPELLING RULES Adjectives ending –E , add –R (nice-nicer) Adjectives ending C+V+C , double the last consonant and add -ER (fat-fatter) Two syllables adjectives ending –Y drop the Y and add –ER Two or more syllable adjectives write “THE MORE” before the adjective (difficult-the most difficult) IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES: Good-better-the best Bad-worse-the worst Far-further-the furthest

5. COMPARATIVES: Pau is taller than Joan Joan is shorter than Pau The turtle is slower than the hare The hare is faster than the turtle

6. SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES Superlative adjectives are words to talk about the difference between 3 or more people, animals or things… To make superlative sentences of 1 syllable adjectives add –EST to the end of an adjectives. Examples: Tall: alt: tallest Old: Gran: Oldest

7. SPELLING RULES Adjectives ending –E , add –ST (nice-nicest) Adjectives ending C+V+C , double the last consonant and add -EST (fat-fattest) Two syllables adjectives ending –Y drop the Y and add –IEST Two or more syllable adjectives write “THE MOST” before the adjective (difficult-the most difficult) IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES: Good-better-the best Bad-worse-the worst Far-further-the furthest

8. SUPERLATIVE The dogs in picture A are the biggest . The dogs in picture A are the prettiest . B A A B

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