The document explains how to form comparative and superlative adjectives, specifically using 'more' for adjectives with two or more syllables. It provides examples comparing comfort and intelligence. Additionally, it mentions irregular comparative forms for certain adjectives.

1. COMFORTABLE INTELLIGENT CAREFUL

2. TO FORM THE COMPARATIVE WITH ADJECTIVES OF TWO OR MORE SYLLABLES, WE USE THE PARTICLE MORE BEFORE THE ADJECTIVE. DON’T FORGET TO USE THAN AFTER THE ADJECTIVE IF THE TWO PARTS IN THE COMPARISON ARE PRESENT. The bed is more comfortable . The chair is comfortable . The bed is more comfortable than the chair.

3. NOW, IT’S YOUR TURN. INTELLIGENT The worm is __________________ the elf. More intelligent than USEFUL The truck is __________________ the convertible. More useful than

4. IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES There are a few adjectives that form the comparison by using a different word: Fruit is good . Hamburgers are bad . Fruit is better than hamburgers . Hamburgers are worse than fruit. SUPERLATIVES