Comparison of Adjectives - Write the Forms - Part 5

Write both forms of the adjective: the comparative and the superlative

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    Rule: Comparatives and Superlatives ShowHide

    Short adjectives: -er, the -est

    One syllable, or two syllables ending in -y.

    • tall → taller → the tallest
    • nice → nicer → the nicest (just -r, -st)
    • big → bigger → the biggest (also fat, thin, sad)
    • happy → happier → the happiest (also funny, easy, friendly)

    Long adjectives: more, the most

    Two syllables or more.

    • interesting → more interesting → the most interesting
    • also beautiful, boring, careful, comfortable, difficult, expensive, important

    Irregular

    • good → better → the best
    • bad → worse → the worst
    • little → less → the least

    How to use them

    • Comparing two: comparative + than. The blue car is cheaper than the black car.
    • One from a group: the + superlative. Everest is the tallest mountain in the world.

    Never use both ways at once: more cheaper, the most tall, intelligenter.

    Twenty-seven adjectives. Write both forms in one line, separated by a space - long gives longer the longest.

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