This document discusses how to form comparative adjectives in English. There are three main rules: 1. For one-syllable adjectives ending in e, add -r (e.g. wider, finer). 2. For one-syllable adjectives with one vowel and one consonant at the end, double the final consonant and add -er (e.g. hotter, bigger). 3. For one-syllable adjectives with more than one vowel or consonant at the end, add -er (e.g. lighter, neater, faster). Examples are provided to illustrate each rule.

1. COMPARATIVES
ADJECTIVES.

2. *Comparatives adjectives are created
depends on How many syllables there are
in the adjective.
*SYLLABLES are like Sounds Beats .
For instance, sing contains one syllable,
but singing contains two syllables.

3. COMPARATIVES ADJECTIVES
Are use to compare two things.
´´ The elephant is bigger than the
mouse´´

4. FIRST RULE:
* ADJECTIVE: HAS ONLY ONE
SYLLABLE AND ENDS IN E.
You have to Add- R
EXAMPLES
Wider than
Finer than
Cuter than

5. CUTER THAN
The Duck is CUTER THAN the Worm

6. * ADJECTIVE WITH ONLY ONE
SYLLABLE, WITH ONE VOWEL AND
ONE CONSONANT AT THE END.
You have to Double the consonant and
add- ER
EXAMPLES
Hotter than
Bigger than
Fatter than

7. BIGGER THAN
The Pig is BIGGER THAN the Puppy

8. * Only one syllable, with more than
one vowel or more than one
consonant at the end.
You have to Add- ER
EXAMPLES
LIGHTER
NEATER
FASTER

9. FASTER THAN
The horse is FASTER THAN the Bear

10. NOW TRY WITH
THESE ADJECTIVES
AND ANIMALS
Faster
Bigger
Cuter
Cleaner
Neater

12. *THANKS