This document discusses adjectives that compare people, places, things or ideas. It provides examples of comparative and superlative adjectives formed by adding "-er" and "-est" respectively. Adjectives of two or more syllables may use "more" and "most" instead of "-er" and "-est". The document also gives examples of using "more" to compare two nouns and "most" to compare three or more nouns. Finally, it provides a practice reviewing comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives.

1. Grammar –Esl5th gradeTeacher: Adrian Esteban Montes

2. Adjectivesthat compareAdjectivesdescribe nouns.

3. Compares people, places,thingsorideas

4. Weadder

5. Thisisonlyto compare things ….

6. Mr Montes isstrongerthanLuis Usedto compare 3 or more nouns

7. Use theesttoformthesentence

8. Mr Montes isthestrongestof all.Superlative

9. AdjectiveFreshDryFreeFatKeenSlimNiceBoldComparing 2FresherDrierFreerFatterKeenerSlimmerNicerBolderCom 3 or moreFreshestDriestFreestFattestKeenestSlimmestNicestBoldestPractice