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Mastering Adjective Degrees: Comparative and Superlative Forms Guide

Learn how to form comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives with easy examples and rules for different types of adjectives. Improve your English grammar skills with this comprehensive guide taught by Teacher Silvino Sieben.

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Mastering Adjective Degrees: Comparative and Superlative Forms Guide

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  1. The Comparative and The Superlative The Degree of Adjectives Teacher Silvino Sieben

  2. Adjectives are divided into syllables

  3. How do we make a Comparative? Example: A snail is slower than a horse.

  4. How do we make a Comparative? Example: Thomas is fatter than Mary.

  5. Comparative Form… How is the Comparative Form built? One syllable adjectives Two syllable adjectives ending in – y Other two and three syllable adjectives Irregular adjectives for example “good” longer funnier more modern better

  6. How do we make a Superlative? The Superlative expresses the idea of “most…”

  7. Superlative Form… How is the Superlative Form built? One syllable adjectives Two syllable adjectives ending in – y Other two and three syllable adjectives Irregular adjectives for example “good” The longest The funniest The most modern The best

  8. Remember! With SHORT adjectives!...

  9. Remember! With LONG adjectives!...

  10. Irregular adjectives...

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