Basics of English Grammar: Comparative and Superlative Forms of Adjectives
Basics of English Grammar: Comparative and Superlative Forms of Adjectives
Basics of English Grammar: Comparative and Superlative Forms of Adjectives
Contents Contents
Noun
• Adjectives Dictionary
• Comparative form
• How to built comparative forms?
• Superlative form
• How to built superlative forms?
• Summary
• Comparison chart
• Practice
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• Superlative forms
• Comparative forms
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car
reading
street
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big
fast car
expensive Back
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reading Help
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read ing
1st syllable 2nd syllable
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2. Two-syllable adjectives
happy crazy dirty
3. Three-syllable adjectives
fast-er Help
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My car is fast.
fast-est Help
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My car is fast.
Your car is fast.
But his car is the fastest.
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Noun
Adjective
On the following three slides you will find the instructions Syllable
for three exercises related to your subject. Comparatives
Superlatives
Comparison
Exercise I Practice
Give Polish translation Exercise Key
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Exercise II
Give comparative forms Exercise Key
Exercise III
Give superlative forms Exercise Key
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question
number – press
arrows to go to
the next word Click to
go to the
adjective
to be exercise
translated
Key
supply translation
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question
number – press
arrows to go to
the next word Click to
go to the
adjective
to be exercise
transformed
Key
supply the comparative
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question
number – press
arrows to go to
the next word Click to
go to the
adjective
to be exercise
transformed
Key
supply the superlative
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Noun
Adjective
Syllable
List of adjectives Comparatives
Superlatives
Comparison
hot big thin Practice
nice pleasant young
short intelligent lovely Help
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kind happy attractive
exciting pretty unhappy
good annoyed careless
bad tasty perfect
tired upset terrible
ugly
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Adjective
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