GRAMMER

GRAMMER

1. Comparative

   • are used to compare a certain characteristic or quality between two or more things, animals or people
     • In one-syllable adjectives, the final ending -er is generally added in comparatives
       • -er
         • tall--Taller
     • The last consonant is doubled and -ER is added.
       • Bigger
     • In adjectives with two syllables, to build the comparative, the particle more is mostly added in front without altering the adjective, although in some cases the ending -er can also be added,
       • More / -er
         • More clever / Cleverer

2. Superlative

   • express the maximum degree of a characteristic of an element with respect to others of the same group or condition.
     • is formed by adding
       • the article is added before the adjective and the ending -est behind.
         • tall
           • the tallest
       • In two syllable adjectives
         • The most / the + -est
           • The most clever / The cleverest
       • In adjectives consisting of more than two syllables, add
         • The most
           • The most difficult
       • Disyllables ending in -Y
         • The -IEST
           • The happiest
       • Irregulares
         • concrete form
           • The best The worst

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