Comparative and Superlative Adjectives Usage Guide
Discover how to form and use comparative and superlative adjectives to compare two or more nouns. Learn the rules for adding -er or -est endings, using "more" or "most," and irregular adjectives like "good" and "bad." Follow step-by-step formulas to create sentences with comparative and superlative adjectives. Explore why we use these adjectives to compare different quantities and find helpful resources like videos to enhance your learning experience.
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We will produce complete sentences using comparative superlative comparative and superlative adjectives.
Why?: We use comparative adjectives to compare TWO Why?: TWO nouns.
Adjectives (of what kind) Adjectives Adjective(er) or more + adjective (two syllables or less) (more than two syllables) Irregular: good better, bad worse some/many more, little less Irregular: good better, bad worse some/many more, little less
Formula 1 Noun1 + to be verb + adjective(er)+ than +noun2 + finisher. Formula 1: Example: Oranges are sweeter than lemons. Formula 2 Noun1 + to be verb + more+adjective + than +noun2 + finisher. Formula 2: Example: A granola bar is a more nutritious snack than a candy bar.
Why?: We use superlative adjectives to compare MORE THAN TWO Why?: MORE THAN TWO nouns.
Adjectives (of what kind) Adjectives Adjective(est) or most + adjective (two syllables or less) (more than two syllables) Irregular: good best, bad worst some/many most, little least Irregular: good best, bad worst some/many most, little least
Formula 1 Noun + to be verb + the + adjective(est) + of all nouns). Formula 1: (group of Example: Samantha was the tallest of all the students in her class. Formula 2 Noun + to be verb + the + most + adjective + of all nouns). Formula 2: (group of Example: In Arizona, July and August are the most humid of all the months.
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Find pictures from magazines or the internet you can use to produce complete sentences using the comparative and superlative adjectives. Write 3 sentences using the comparative form (-er, more, irregular) and 3 sentences using the superlative form (-est, most, irregular). Be sure to add detail, check subject-verb agreement and review for punctuation!!
The dolphin is friendlier than the dangerous shark. The shark is more dangerous than the dolphin. It is better to swim with dolphins than with sharks or orca whales. The orca whale is the largest of the three animals. The dolphin is the most intelligent animal in the ocean. Swimming with great white sharks is most likely the worst of all my husband s ideas!
