1. Comparative Endings

2. What are comparative endings? They are endings for words when you compare two or more things – er est bigger biggest

3. Add er to a word when you are comparing two things. The cat is smaller than the dog. Add est to a word when you are comparing three or more things. That is the biggest cat I have ever seen.

4. Comparative Endings: -er and –est Remember to say the base word and then add the ending shorter shortest

5. Sometimes the final consonant is doubled before -er or –est is added. sadder saddest

6. If the base word ends in y, change the y to an i before adding –er or -est happier happiest

7. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things

8. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green

9. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green greener

10. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green greener greenest

11. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow greener greenest

12. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow greener slower greenest

13. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow greener slower greenest slowest

14. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow sad greener slower greenest slowest

15. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow sad greener slower sadder greenest slowest

16. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow sad greener slower sadder greenest slowest saddest

17. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow sad happy greener slower sadder greenest slowest saddest

18. Comparative Endings: -er and -est Base WordTwo ThingsThree Things green slow sad happy greener slower sadder happier greenest slowest saddest happiest

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