Use adjectives to compare
Key Notes :
π Use Adjectives to Compare π
What is an Adjective? |
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (person, place, or thing).
Example:
- πΆ The dog is small.
- π The apple is red.
Comparing Two Things |
We use the comparative form of adjectives to compare two things.
- Usually, add -er at the end of short adjectives.
- Use more for longer adjectives.
- Example:
- beautiful β more beautiful πΈ
- interesting β more interesting π
- Example:
Words to remember:
Example:
- I am taller than my brother. π¦β‘οΈπ¦
Comparing Three or More Things |
We use the superlative form of adjectives to show the most or least.
- Usually, add -est at the end of short adjectives.
- Example:
- tall β tallest π’
- small β smallest π
- Example:
- Use most for longer adjectives.
- Example:
- beautiful β most beautiful π·
- interesting β most interesting π¨
- Example:
Words to remember:
- the is used with superlatives!
- Example:
- She is the tallest in the class. π«
- Example:
Special Examples |
Positive | Comparative | Superlative |
---|---|---|
good π | better ππ | best π |
bad π | worse ππ | worst π |
far π | farther π | farthest πͺ |
Tips & Tricks |
- Short adjectives β add -er / -est (big β bigger β biggest)
- Long adjectives β use more / most (beautiful β more beautiful β most beautiful)
- Always use βthanβ for comparing two things.
- Always use βtheβ for the superlative form.
Fun Examples with Emojis |
- π± My cat is faster than my dog.
- π° This cake is sweeter than the pie.
- ποΈ This beach is the most beautiful in the country.
- π That storybook is more interesting than the comic.
Let’s practice!ποΈ