small + er = smaller than
hard + er = harder than
If an adjective has one syllable we add –er to
the adjective.
The ant is smaller than the hippo.
Lions are cats.
fast
faster than
February
July
February is July.colder
than
July is February.hotter
than
If a one syllable adjective ends with a consonant + a vowel
+ a consonant you must double the last consonant and then
add –er.
big + er = bigger than
fat + er = fatter than
thin + er = thinner
slim + er = slimmer
The elephant is the giraffe.fatter than
big
Elephants are dogs.bigger than
A
pig A wolf
fat thin
A pig is a wolf.fatter than
A wolf is a pig.thinner than
If an adjective ends with a “y”, remove the
“y” and add –ier.
happy –y + ier = happier than
funny –y + ier = funnier than
easy – y + ier = easier than
heavy - y + ier = heavier than
The girl is the duck.happier than
The brown cat is
the yellow cat.
dirtier than
The suitcase is
the box.
heavier than
If an adjective has two syllables or more
then add the word “more” before the
adjective. (long adjectives)
more + beautiful = more beautiful than
more + expensive = more expensive than
more + comfortable = more comfortable than
The butterfly is the frog.more beautiful than
intelligent
Monkeys are
fish.
more intelligent than
There are a few exceptions.
good = better than
bad= worse than
far= farther than
further than
Dolphins are sharks.
dolphins
good
sharks
better than
gooder
better
bad
Today the weather is
yesterday.
worse than
badder worse
We use as….as to show that two people or
things are similar in some way. In negative
sentences we use not as…..as.
watch
10 £
ring
10 £
expensive
The watch is the
ring.
as expensive as
Tom – 60
years old
Joe – 70
years old
old
Tom
Joe.
isn’t as old
as
Seoul has Busan.
Use more... than
to make comparisons with
nouns
California gets New York.
more cars than
more sunshine than
Unit 5 Part I
Unit 5 Part I
Unit 5 Part I
Unit 5 Part I
Unit 5 Part I
Unit 5 Part I

Unit 5 Part I

  • 2.
    small + er= smaller than hard + er = harder than If an adjective has one syllable we add –er to the adjective. The ant is smaller than the hippo.
  • 3.
  • 4.
  • 5.
    If a onesyllable adjective ends with a consonant + a vowel + a consonant you must double the last consonant and then add –er. big + er = bigger than fat + er = fatter than thin + er = thinner slim + er = slimmer The elephant is the giraffe.fatter than
  • 6.
  • 7.
    A pig A wolf fatthin A pig is a wolf.fatter than A wolf is a pig.thinner than
  • 8.
    If an adjectiveends with a “y”, remove the “y” and add –ier. happy –y + ier = happier than funny –y + ier = funnier than easy – y + ier = easier than heavy - y + ier = heavier than The girl is the duck.happier than
  • 9.
    The brown catis the yellow cat. dirtier than
  • 10.
    The suitcase is thebox. heavier than
  • 11.
    If an adjectivehas two syllables or more then add the word “more” before the adjective. (long adjectives) more + beautiful = more beautiful than more + expensive = more expensive than more + comfortable = more comfortable than The butterfly is the frog.more beautiful than
  • 12.
  • 13.
    There are afew exceptions. good = better than bad= worse than far= farther than further than
  • 14.
  • 15.
    bad Today the weatheris yesterday. worse than badder worse
  • 16.
    We use as….asto show that two people or things are similar in some way. In negative sentences we use not as…..as. watch 10 £ ring 10 £ expensive The watch is the ring. as expensive as
  • 17.
    Tom – 60 yearsold Joe – 70 years old old Tom Joe. isn’t as old as
  • 18.
    Seoul has Busan. Usemore... than to make comparisons with nouns California gets New York. more cars than more sunshine than