This document discusses how to compare words using suffixes like "er" and "est". It explains that adding "er" is used to compare two objects, while adding "est" is used to compare more than two objects. Examples are provided like "tall", "taller", and "tallest" to demonstrate how the word stays the same but the suffix is added to indicate comparison.

1. Our objective is 1.To use ‘ er ’ and ‘ est ’ when comparing words 2. to use capital letters and full stops

2. long

3. long long er long est If we compare two objects we often add er to the word If we compare more than two objects,we often add est to the word

4. tall

5. tall tall er tall est

6. strong

7. strong strong strong er est

8. The word stays the same but we add ‘ er ‘ or ‘ est ’ The middle snake is long er than the small snake. The large snake is the long est .

9. long small weak kind short tallest taller tall + ‘est’ + ‘er’