Superlatives and Comparatives

1. These are the inrregular words. There is no system or pattern here, so you"ll just have to remember the m. Fortunately, there are only a few...

1.1. Examples for Comparatives: Good= better Bad= worse Far=farther(further) Well= better Badly= worse Little= less

1.2. Examples for Superlatives: Good= the best Bad= the worst Far= the farthest(the furthest) Well= the best Badly= the worst Llittle= the least

2. Video explaining the rules

2.1. Adjetivos comparativos en inglés – the bigger, the better

2.2. Adjetivos comparativos y superlativos.

3. Superlatives

3.1. Use of THE MOST

3.1.1. Famous=the most famous

3.1.2. Carefully= the most carefully

3.1.3. Interesting= the most interesting

3.2. Use THE and add -est

3.2.1. Young= the youngest

3.2.2. Smart= the smartest

3.2.3. Fast= the fastest

3.3. Change the the Y to I and add -est. Don't forget to use THE!

3.3.1. Pretty= the prettiest

3.3.2. Busy= the busiest

3.3.3. Happy= the happiest

3.4. If the adjectives has a CVC pattern, double consonant and add -est. Don't forget THE!

3.4.1. Wet= thw wettest

3.4.2. Big= the biggest

3.4.3. Sad= the saddest

4. Comparatives

4.1. Use MORE

4.1.1. Famous= more famous

4.1.2. Carefully= more carefully

4.1.3. Interesting= more interesting

4.2. Change the Y to I and add -er

4.2.1. Happy= happier

4.2.2. Pretty= prettier

4.2.3. Busy= busier

4.3. Simply add -er

4.3.1. Smart= smarter

4.3.2. Young= younger

4.3.3. Fast= faster

4.4. If the adjective has a CVC pattern, double the consonant and add -er

4.4.1. Sad= sadder

4.4.2. Wet= wetter

4.4.3. Big= bigger