The document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives to compare German football teams Bayern and B.V.B. It gives rules for forming comparatives based on the number of syllables in adjectives, such as using "faster" for one-syllable adjectives and "more exciting" for those with more than one syllable. Examples are also given for irregular adjectives like "good" and "bad" and for forming superlatives to indicate the team that best demonstrates a quality, such as Bayern being the "oldest" team in Germany.

2. COMPARATIVES

3. EXAMPLES
One syllable: Bayern is faster than
B.V.B.
Adjective ending in Y: B.V.B is zippier
than Bayern.
More two syllables: Bayern is more
exciting than B.V.B.

4. SUPERLATIVES

5. EXAMPLES
One syllable: Bayern is the oldest
football team in Germany.
Adjectives ending in Y: B.V.B is the
spriest team in Bundesliga.
More two syllables: Bayern is the most
important team in Germany.

6. IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES

7. Examples
Good: Bayern is better than B.V.B.
Bayern is the best team.
Bad: B.V.B is worse than Bayern.
B.V.B is the worst team.

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