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This document discusses comparatives and superlatives in English. Comparatives are used to compare two things or people, and use suffixes like -er or more to modify adjectives. Superlatives describe the extreme or highest quality within a group, and use the suffixes -est or most. Examples are provided for forming comparatives and superlatives of one-syllable, two-syllable, irregular adjectives. Practice sentences are included for the reader to fill in with comparative or superlative adjectives.
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- 2. COMPARATIVES To compare or describe differences between people or objects. We use than when we want to compare one thing with another.
- 3. ADJECTIVE FORM COMPARATIVE FORM ONLY ONE SYLLABLE, ENDING IN –E EXAMPLES: WIDE, NICE, CUTE… ADD –R: WIDER, NICER, CUTER ONLY ONE SYLLABLE, WITH CONSONANT+ VOWEL+ CONSONANT EXAMPLES: HOT, BIG, FAT DOUBLE THE CONSONANT AND ADD -ER: HOTTER, BIGGER, FATTER ONLY ONE SYLLABLE WITH MORE THAN ONE VOWEL OR CONSONANT AT THE END EXAMPLES: LIGHT, NEAT, FAST ADD –ER: LIGHTER, NEATER, FASTER TWO SYLLABLES ENDING IN – Y EXAMPLES: HAPPY, SILLY, LONELY CHANGE - Y TO - I AND ADD –ER: HAPPIER, SILLIER, LONELIER TWO SYLLABLE OR MORE, NOT ENDING IN -Y. EXAMPLES: MODERN, INTERESTING, BEAUTIFUL USE MORE BEFORE THE ADJECTIVE: MORE MODERN, MORE INTERESTING, MORE BEAUTIFUL
- 4. This box is smaller than the one I lost. My house is bigger than yours. Your dog runs faster than Jim's dog.
- 5. Mike is funnier than Isaac. This book is more boring than the last one.
- 6. IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES. You dance better than I do. good = better bad = worse far = farther (further) My sister's cooking is worse than your sister's cooking. . Mary's home is farther away th Claire's (home) from school.
- 7. Which animal do you prefer and why? Which country do you like and why?
- 8. Complete each sentence or question with an adjective in the comparative form 1. This is __________ __________ that one. 2. Their house is _________ __________ _________ ours. 3. He's __________ ___________ you are. 4. A Mercedes is __________ ___________ __________ a Honda.
- 9. 5. Our teacher is __________ ___________ yours. 6. The weather today is __________ ____________ what it was yesterday. 7. The house looks ___________ ___________ after the housekeepers did their work.
- 10. 8. We're looking for a _________ __________neighborhood. 9. Compared to our last experience, this was ________ _________. 10. It's a lot __________ today ___________ it was yesterday.
- 11. SUPERLATIVES To describe one thing in a group of three or more things. We also usually add 'the' at the beginning. There are two ways to form a superlative adjective: short adjectives: add "-est" long adjectives: use "most"
- 12. • John is 1m75. David is 1m80. Chris is 1m85. Chris is the tallest. • Canada, China and Russia are big countries. But Russia is the biggest. • Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
- 15. • Fast and Furious is the best film I have seen this year. • My job is the worst in my hole life. • I ran pretty far yesterday, but I ran even
- 16. NOW IT’S YOUR TURN… :D