Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives and Superlatives

1. Comparatives

   • A Comparatives compares two things
   • When an adjetive has one syllable whe put -ER at the end of the adjetive
     • When an adjetive has one syllable but end in E, whe put -R at the end of the adjetive
       • When an adjetive has one syllable and have Consonant + Short Vowel + Consonant
         • We double the last consonant and add -ER at the end of the adjetive
           • When an adjeive has two syllables and ends in the letter -Y
             • We remove the letter -Y and add -IER at the end of the adjetive
               • Wen an adjetive has two or more syllables, we add MORE before the adjetive
                 • The comparative form of good is "better"
                   • The comparative for of bad is "worse"

2. Superlatives

   • A Superlatives compare one thing to all the others in the same group.
   • When an adjetive has one syllable whe put -EST at the end of the adjetive
     • When an adjetive has one syllable but end in E, whe put -ST at the end of the adjetive
       • When an adjetive has one syllable and have Consonant + Short Vowel + Consonant
         • We double the last consonant and add -EST at the end of the adjetive
           • When an adjeive has two syllables and ends in the letter -Y
             • We remove the letter -Y and add -IEST at the end of the adjetive
               • Wen an adjetive has two or more syllables, we add THE MOST before the adjetive
                 • The Superlative form of good is "the best"
                   • The superlative form of bad is "the worse"