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    Comparativ

    e
    GROUP 1

    FIQIH RAZZA PRATAMA.A


    BAGUS HIDAYAT C.R.H
    HARSYA FEBBRAIO.S
    DHIYA ULHAQ
    List of content

    1.What is comparative
    2.Comparative rules
    3.Comparative irregular
    4.Comparative degree
    5.Lets practice
    What are Comparative?
    What are Comparative?

    Comparative adjectives
    are words used to
    compare the difference
    between 2 things.

    .
    What are Comparative?

    Example

    Comparative adjectives
    are words used to
    compare the difference
    bigger
    between 2 things. smaller
    Making Comparative Words
    Making Comparative Words

    To make a comparative
    word you must change
    the adjective to the
    comparative form.
    Making Comparative Words

    Example

    To make a comparative
    word you must change
    small
    the adjective to the
    comparative form.
    smaller
    Comperatvie
    Rules
    1

    With regular one


    syllable adjectives, we
    add -er to make the
    comparative form.
    1
    Example

    With regular one


    syllable adjectives, we
    fast
    add -er to make the
    comparative form.
    faster
    2

    With regular one and two


    syllable adjectives that
    end in y, we remove the y
    and add -ier to make the
    comparative form.
    2
    Example
    With regular one and two
    syllable adjectives that happy
    end in y, we remove the y
    and add -ier to make the
    comparative form.
    happier
    3

    With adjectives that end


    with a single vowel
    followed by a single
    consonant, the consonant
    is doubled and
    -er is added.
    3
    Example
    With adjectives that end
    with a single vowel big
    followed by a single
    consonant, the consonant
    is doubled and bigger
    -er is added.
    4

    With two syllable


    adjectives that don't end
    in -y, and all three syllable
    adjectives we add more
    before the adjective.
    4
    Example
    With two syllable
    adjectives that don't end beautiful
    in -y, and all three syllable
    adjectives we add more
    before the adjective.
    more beautiful
    Comperative
    Irregular
    Irregular Adjectives

    Irregular good
    bad
    adjectives don't far
    follow these rules. little
    So, you must much
    many
    memorize them.
    Irregular Adjectives

    Irregular good Better the best


    bad than
    Worse than
    adjectives don't the worst
    far Further than the farthest
    follow these rules. little less than the least
    So, you must much More than the most
    many More than the most
    memorize them.
    Comperative
    DEGREE
    Comperative Degree

    The comparative degree, as the name

    suggests, can be used to compare the

    qualities of two nouns or pronouns to

    indicate which has the greater or

    lesser degree of the mentioned

    quality.
    Comperative Degree

    •The very first point you have to bear in mind is that the comparative degree can be used
    to compare the quality of a subject with another that possesses the same quality.
    •The comparative degree is generally formed by adding ‘-er’ to the end of the adjective
    followed by ‘than’. This is the case of monosyllabic adjectives.
    •On the contrary, in the case of polysyllabic adjectives, the adjectives remain the same
    and use the word ‘more’ before the adjective.
    •For monosyllabic adjectives that have a vowel enclosed within two or three consonants,
    you will have to double the final consonant and then add ‘-er’ to the end of the adjective
    followed by ‘than’.
    Comperative Degree

    1. Theena is __________ (short) Nimmy.


    2. These earrings are ____________ (expensive) the ones
    we bought last week.
    3. Santhosh looks __________ (happy) his friend, Rajesh.
    4. The white horses are __________ (active) the black
    horses.
    5. This house is __________ (big) our old house.
    Comperative Degree

    1. Theena is shorter than Nimmy.


    2. These earrings are more expensive than the ones
    we bought last week.
    3. Santhosh looks happier than his friend, Rajesh.
    4. The white horses are more active than the black
    horses.
    5. This house is bigger than our old house.
    C O M PA R AT I V E A D J E C T I V E S

    Let's Practice
    fast
    fast

    faster
    slow
    slow

    slower
    strong
    strong

    stronger
    big
    big

    bigger
    happy
    happy

    happier
    cold
    cold

    colder
    hot
    hot

    hotter
    cheap
    cheap

    cheaper
    boring
    boring

    more boring
    handsome
    handsome

    more
    expensive
    expensive

    more expensive
    interesting
    interesting

    more
    Good Job!

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