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Comparison of adjectives
When you compare two people or things you have to add ER to the adjective ONLY IF IT IS
A ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVE
Strong StrongER
Weak WeakER
Tall TallER
Short ShortER
Long LongER
Ugly UgliER
Pretty PrettiER
Happy HappiER
Sad SaddER
Slow SlowER
Fast FastER
Fat FattER
Slim SlimmER
Brave BravER
Shy ShiER
Old OldER
New NewER
When the adjectives have TWO SYLLABLES OR MORE you have to use MORE to make the
comparison.
Note: It is important to remember that to make the comparison you have to use the word
THAN
3-4 PERIODO
Compare
Note:
good better
bad worse
much more
I am far
___________ (old) than my sister
farther
old elder (people) // older (things)
Karina is __________________ (good) at sports than Susana
Note:
Some adjectives have only one syllable, end with a consonant and have a single vowel
before the consonant. With this adjectives double the last letter before adding - ER
BIG BIGGER
Some adjectives have two syllables and end in Y. Change the Y for I and then add ER
DIRTY DIRTIER
BIG
FAMOUS
NICE
BEAUTIFUL
HAPPY
OLD
Superlatives
3-4 PERIODO
The superlative form of an adjective is used to compare three or more of them. To create a
superlative you have to add EST to the adjective.
When the adjectives have TWO SYLLABES OR MORE you have to use MOST to make the
superlative form.
6) He drove _________ (fast) and __________ (fast) till we told him to stop.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
( 20 points)
1. We __________________( study)
math at the moment.
Todd met Amy and Kate at Camp Dune. (they, them) _________________
Todd, Amy, and Kate liked each other. (They, Them) __________________
. Kate planned some bike trips. (She, Her) ___________________
Kate wrote Todd a note. (he, him) ____________________
Amy and I will see you on Sunday morning. (We, Us)
___________________
Todd answered Amy and Kate. (they, them) _____________________
Look for Rob and me at the lake. (we, us) ____________________