COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

Comparativos

than

Superlativos

Si el Adj. es monosilavo agregar er

Si el Adj. es monosilabo y termina en CVC se duplica la ultima consonante y agregar er

Si el Adj. tiene 2 o más silabas, agrega more

Si el Adj. termina en e se agrega solo r

Si el Adj. termina en y cambiar la y por ier

Si el Adj. es irregular cambian completamente

Si el Adj. es irregular cambian completamente

Si el Adj. termina en y, cambiala por iest

Si el Adj. termina en e, se agrega st

Si el Adj. tiene 2 o más silabas agrega most

Si el Adj. es monosilavo y termina en CVC duplica la ultima consonante y agrega est

Si el Adj. es monosilavo agregar est

Fast

Faster

thin

thinner

intelligent

more intelligent

wide

wider

heavy

heavier

good

better

small

the smallest

big

the biggest

honest

the most honest

large

the largest

easy

the easiest

little

the least

Paul is taller than nick

This street is the longest in our city

This building is higher than that one

Tom´s hair is darker than mine

My brother is the slowest person i´ve ever known

Our house is the biggest house in the street

It is the coldest day of the year

Adriana distributed pantries better than me

Miguel fed a puppy easier that Marissa

Allyson cleaned a park heavier that Evelyn distributed food in a hospital

We use comparative adjetives to show change or make comparisons

We use than when we want to compare one thing with another