This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in English, including short adjectives that add "-er" and long adjectives that use "more" and "than". It also gives examples of demonstrative pronouns like "this/these" and "that/those" and how they change based on number and distance. Finally, it lists various materials and provides an exercise with demonstrative pronouns.

1. Comparatives Who is more handsome?

2. Brad Pitt is more handsome than Tom Cruise Or Tom Cruise is more handsome than Brad Pitt

3. Who is more beautiful?

4. Jennifer Aniston is more beautiful than Angeline Or Angleine is more beautiful than Jennifer Aniston

5. Short adjectives fat strong tall cheap big Adj + er Taller stronger

6. Long adjectives handsome beautiful intelligent More + adjective + than

7. Exercise intelligent a)intelligenter b)intelligentier c)more intelligent silly a)sillyer b)sillier c)more silly pretty a)prettyer b)prettier c)more pretty tall a)taller b)taler c)more tall red a)reder b)redder c) more red blue a)bluer b)blueer c)more blue expensive a)expensiver b)expensiveer c)more expensive big a)biger b)bigger c)more big

8. DEMONSTRATIVES THIS, THESE, THAT, THOSE ONE, ONES

9. Singular, near Plural, near

10. Singular, far Plural, far

12. GOLD

13. LEATHER

14. PLASTIC

15. RUBBER

16. SILK

17. SILVER

18. WOOL

20. This - These, That - Those Write the plural form in the boxes below and change the verb form. For example: Those girls go to my school. That girl goes to my school. These cars are new. This car is new.

21. This man works at my shop. 10. This exercise is easy. 9. That person sings badly. 8. This lesson is very difficult. 7. That computer is old. 6. That dog barks all night. 5. This book belongs to George. 4. That house is near the beach. 3. That student writes well. 2. This orange is very nice. 1.