Concetti Chiave
- Comparatives are used to compare people or things to other people or things, typically ending in "-er".
- Superlatives compare people or things to the entire group they belong to, often using "-est" and "the".
- Examples of regular adjectives: "big - bigger - biggest", "slim - slimmer - slimmest".
- Some adjectives form comparatives and superlatives with "more" and "most", such as "famous - more famous - most famous".
- Irregular adjectives include "good - better - best" and "bad - worse - worst", which do not follow standard rules.
We use Comparatives to compare people and things with other people and things. E.g. A is bigger then B. (-er)
We use Superlatives (usually with the) to compare people and things with all of the group that they are in.
E.g. A is the biggest of the three letters. (-est)
Old - older - biggest
Big - bigger - biggest
Slim - slimmer - slimmest
Low - lower - lowest
Tall - taller - tallest
Slow - slower - slower
Green - greener - greenest
Wet - wetter - wettest
Quiet - quieter - quietest
Safe – safer - safest
Nice – nicer - nicest
Young – younger - youngest
Healthy – healthier - healthiest
Spicey – spicier - spiciest
Hot – hotter - hottest
New – newer - newest
Small – smaller - smallest
Fat – fatter - fattest
High – higher - highest
Short – shorter - shortest
Fast – faster - fastest
Dry – drier - driest
Rich – richer - richest
Noisy – noisier - noisiest
Happy – happier - happiest
Cheap – cheaper – cheapest
Famous – more famous - most famous
Beautiful – more beautiful – most beautiful
Interesting – more interesting – most interesting
Good – better – best
Bad – worse – worst
Far – farther - farthest
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