This document discusses rules for forming comparatives and superlatives of adjectives in English. Rule 1 states that for one-syllable adjectives, add -er for comparatives and -est for superlatives. Rule 2 is that for two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, change the -y to -ier/iest. Rule 3 covers irregular forms like better/worse. Rule 4 addresses irregular superlative forms like best/worst. Examples are provided to illustrate each rule.

1. Comparatives and Superlatives

2. Comparatives adjectives
Big
Small
Safe
Dangerous
Fast
Slow
Happy
Beautiful
Complex

3. When we compare, we compare two objects,
two animals, two persons, two buils...
for example:

4. Rules:
Rule 1: 1 syllable
adjective + er
Doble consonant
CVC (consonant + vowel + consonant)
Big (cvc) = Bigger
Look out!!!
Tall+er= Taller + Than

5. Example of RULE 1
Chocolate is NICER THAN beans
apple is BIGGER THAN ants

6. Rule 2:in adjectives with 2 syllables
ending in Y write IER
Crazy/Funny/Happy/Hungry/
Thirsty/Angry + ier
Summer is PRETIER THAN winter
Chris Hemsworth is FUNNIER THAN George Cloone
P.E is EASIER THAN science
Examples

7. MORE + adjective (+2) + THAN
My bed is more comfortable than my chair
Rule 3: adjectives with 2+
DangerousComfortable FantasticBeautiful

8. Good
Bad
Far
Better
Worse
Further
Disney channel is better than boing
Rule 4: Irregular adjectives

9. Superlatives
From a group of things/people take 1
Example
My sister Noa is the most active of my family

10. Rules:
Danger
Than
Rule 1: 1 syllable
adjective +est
Doble consonant
CVC (consonant + vowel + consonant)
Big (cvc) = Biggest
Look out!!!
Tall+est= TallestThe
THE✅

14. ➤ Expensive. dangerous aggresive Comfortable
The most + adjective (+2)
Rule 2

15. Shark write is the most agresivesive of animals

16. Good
Bad
Far
The best
The Worst
The Furthest
Rule 4: Irregular adjectives

17. The end🤗