Superlative adjectives are used to describe the highest degree of a quality and are formed by adding "-est" to one-syllable adjectives or using "most" with adjectives of more than one syllable. Examples are provided of regular adjectives like "tall," "expensive," and "beautiful" that form their superlative with "-est" and irregular ones like "good," "little," and "bad" that have unique superlative forms. The document also provides an example of using superlatives to compare people's ages.

2. Superlative ars persons or objects used to express what is
in the highest degree.
at least three in existence, a property due to the "most
outstanding" to highlight the assets are used. One-syllable
adjectives and some two-syllable adjectives with the suffix
"-est" is added before the adjective for a particular asset is
mentioned "the" should be used.

3. • Tall…………….taller(comperative)……………… the
tallest
• Short ……………shorter(comperative)…………...the
shortest

4. • Expensive ………more expensive ……… the most
expensive
• Beautiful ……….more beautiful ……….. the most
beautiful

5. • Dave is 25 years old. John is 20 years old. Helen is 30
years old.
• Dave is older than John but Helen is the oldest.

6. • End "-er,-est than .....", on their "more, the most" regular
adjectives are adjectives area
• their superlative irregular adjectives would be different if
less than regular

7. • Good……………..... better………………..the best
• Little ……………..…less………………… the least
• Bad………………….worse……………… the worst