comparative, (not) as…as and superlative.

comparative, (not) as…as and superlative.

1. Two things are used with COMPARATIVE.

   • And they are the ones that say that one is more than the other.
     • Rules.
       • 1. "ER" is added.
         • Example:
           • Fast--Faster.
       • 2. When it ends in CVC, the last one is duplicated.
         • Example:
           • Fat---Fatter.
       • 3. When it ends in "Y" it is replaced by "i" and ES is added
         • Example:
           • Happy--- Happies.
         • 4. More than two syllables use "MORE"
           • Example:
             • Expensive---More expensive.
           • 5. Inrregular comparatives
             • Example:
               • Good---Better.

2. (Not) As...As

   • Significa Tan Como.
     • Example:
       • She is as beautiful as her mother
   • Estructura:
     • Hay dos situaciones:
       • 1. Es con el verbo To Be y adjetivos.
         • 2. Con otros verbos y adverbios.
           • S+V+As+Adverbio+As+Complemento.
         • S+ Verbo To Be+As+ Adjetivo+As+Complemento.

3. Superlative.

   • They only talk about one thing
     • 1. "EST" is added.
       • Example:
         • Tall---The tallest.
       • 2. Add ST to those that already end with "E"
         • Example:
           • Nice-- The nicest
         • 3. Double consonant + EST when ending in CVC.
           • Example:
             • Fat---The fattest
           • 4. Change the Y for the i + EST
             • Example:
               • Ugly--- The ugliest
             • 5. Use most for long words
               • Example:
                 • Modern---The most modern
               • 6. Irregular adjectives
                 • Example:
                   • Good-- The best

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