The document discusses comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It provides tables with examples of regular and irregular adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms, such as "older" and "oldest". The tables are filled in and then tested to see if the reader can remember the different forms of adjectives and how they compare lengths or irregularity.

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2. older (than) bigger (than) easier (than) more interesting (than) more serious (than) better (than) worse (than) good bad interesting serious old big easy Adjective Comparative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Complete the table with the comparative form of the adjectives. Grammar Comparative adjectives

3. older (than) bigger (than) easier (than) more interesting (than) more serious (than) better (than) worse (than) good bad interesting serious old big easy Adjective Comparative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Can you remember? Grammar Comparative adjectives

4. the oldest the biggest the easiest the most interesting the most serious the best the worst good bad interesting serious old big easy Adjective Superlative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Complete the table with the superlative form of the adjectives. Grammar Superlative adjectives

5. the oldest the biggest the easiest the most interesting the most serious the best the worst good bad interesting serious old big easy Adjective Superlative Irregular adjectives Long adjectives Short adjectives Can you remember? Grammar Superlative adjectives