Comparative forms of adjectives

Comparative forms of adjectives

1. Book

   • Adjectives with one sylable (add -er)
     • Example of adjective
       • Cheap
         • Example in a sentence
           • Machine-made sweaters are cheaper than handmade
     • Adjectives with two or more syllabes (Use more or lees before the adjective)
       • Example of adjective
         • beautiful and expensive
           • Examples in sentences
             • Eleanor is more beautiful than Eva.
               • These suits are less expensive than those
   • Adjectives that end in -y (Change the -y to i and add -er)
     • Irregular comparatives
       • Examples of adjectives
         • good and bad
           • Examples in a sentence
             • Shopping in a store is better than shopping online.
               • My grades are worse than yours
     • Example of adjective
       • pretty
         • Example in a sentence
           • I like that dress, but this one is prettier.

2. Video

   • One sylabes Adjectives (Add -er at the end)
     • Example adjectives
       • Short-Shorter, big-bigger, small-smaller, tall-taller, old-older, hot-hotter
         • Examples in sentences
           • Jack is shorter than mike
             • Mike is taller than Jack.
     • Use of than
       • Examples in sentences
         • Jack is shorter than mike
           • Mike is more sociable than Jack
       • Irregular comparatives
         • adjectives examples
           • good-better, bad-worse, far-further
             • Sentences examples
               • Paris is further from here than Berlin.
                 • Today the weather is better
                   • My car is worse than Jack's
         • Big differences
           • formula
             • much, a lot, far + Comparative
               • Kate and Mike are much, (a lot or far) younger than Jack
   • Two and more syllable in adjectives
     • Example Adjectives
       • sociable-more sociable, interesting-more interesting, boring-more boring
         • More examples
           • sociable, less sociable, interesting-less interesting, boring-less boring
             • Examples in sentences
               • Mike is more sociable than Jack.
     • Two and more syllable adjectives adjectives ending in -y
       • examples of adjectives
         • easy-easier, lazy-lazier, happy-happier, funny-funnier
           • Using more
             • easy-more easy, lazy-more lazy, happy-more happy, funny-more funny
               • Math home work is easier than german home work
                 • Math home work is more easy than german home work
       • Equal comparison
         • as adjective as
           • not as adjective as
             • Sentences
               • Mike is as young as Kate.
                 • Jack is not as young as Mike and Kate
         • Small differences
           • examples
             • a little bit, a bit and slightly
               • Sentences
                 • John is a little (bit) younger than Mike