Comparative And Superlative Adjectives
Comparative and Superlative AdjectivesA comparative adjective is used to compare two things. A superlative adjective isused when you compare three or more things. Un adjetivo comparativo se utilizapara comparar dos objetos. Un adjetivo superlativo se utiliza cuando se quierecomparar tres o más mazingangrymore amazingangriermost amazingangriestasombrosoenfadado, enojadoattractivemore attractivemost attractiveatractivobadworseworstmalobeautifulmore beautifulmost beautifulbello, stamargo, uerbluestdeprimidoboldbolderboldestaudazboringmore boringmost ighterbrightestbrillante, luminosobroadbroaderbroadestancho, ampliobusybusierbusiestocupado, ajetreadocalmcalmercalmesttranquilocarefulmore carefulmost rchewiestcorreoso, erclassiestelegantecleancleanercleanestlimpio, sanoclearclearclearestclaro, despejadoclevercleverercleverestlisto, sercoarsestáspero, groserocoldcoldercoldestfríocomfortablemore comfortablemost comfortablecómodocommonmore commonmost commoncomún
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ADJECTIVES COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES ADJECTIVES:- An adjective is a word that describes a noun or a pronoun. ADJECTIVES- WORD ORDER When we use two or more adjectives to describe a noun, we have to take care of the word order. The position of the adject
using adjectives. Write the key headings (below) across the board. Brainstorm a list of adjectives and write them under each heading. Ask the students to choose three adjectives to describe the man. Write several responses on the board. Explain that writers, generally, only use between 1 and 3 adjectives at any one time - more would
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C. Put the adjectives in the correct form (comparative, superlative): 1. Her dress is (pretty) . than mine. 2. Cheetahs are (fast) . animals we can find. 3. Eating fruit and vegetables is (healthy) . than eating hot dogs. 4.
9WORLDTHE WONDERS OF THE GRAMMAR Comparative adjectives SB p.86 1 Write the comparative form of the adjectives. 0 old older 5 good 1 bad 6 happy 2 beautiful 7 interesting 3 easy 8 nice 4 expensive 9 young 2 Complete the B sentences. Use the comparative form of the adjectives in the A sentences. 0 A Question number 1 is diffi cult.
Adjectives ending with “‐ed” or “‐ing” Short and long adjectives Comparative and superlative Prepositions of place Describing the family Interests Describing a picture Lesson 25 ‐Test Lessons 21 to
She is wiser than her friend 3. Superlative Degree: It is used when more than two persons or things are compared: Eg: He is the wisest boy in the class The tiger is the fastest animal Formation of the Degrees of Adjective Most adjectives form their comparative degree by adding er
adjectives section. To help students with pronuncia-tion, have them repeat the word after you. 3. After you have taught all the new adjectives, make sure students understand the meaning of each one. To do this, point to one adjective and ask students to name at least one animal that has that quality. The following list of animals and adjectives may
