Use of English grammar describing about comparative and superlative

1. Basics of English Grammar
Comparative and superlative
forms of adjectives

2. Contents
• Adjectives
• Comparative form
• How to built comparative forms?
• Superlative form
• How to built superlative forms?
• Summary
• Comparison chart
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3. What is a “comparative form”?
Comparative form expresses the idea of ‘more’
fast-er
My car is fast.
But his car is faster.
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4. “Comparative form”?
How is a ‘comparative’ form built?
one syllable adjectives longer
two syllable adjectives funn
modern
good
other two and three
syllable adjectives
irregular adjectives
for example ‘good’
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yier
more modern
better

5. What is a “superlative form”?
Comparative form expresses the idea of ‘most’
fast-est
My car is fast.
Your car is fast.
But his car is the fastest.
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6. “Superlative form”?
How is a ‘superlative’ form built?
one syllable adjectives longest
two syllable adjectives funn
y
other two and three
syllable adjectives
irregular adjectives
for example ‘good’
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iest
mmoosdtermnodern
bgoeostd

7. Summary comparison
longest
funniest
mostmodern
best
longer
funnier
moremodern
better
long
funny
modern
good
comparative superlative
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