2. Adjectives accompany nouns and give you information about people, animals or things.
EX: The red car.
The big house.
The cat is black.
Red, big and black are adjectives.

3. Comparatives We use the comparatives to talk about two things.
The first tower is taller than
the second tower.

4. Comparatives of 1 syllable adjectives add ER to the adjective.
Form:
Comparatives of 1 syllable
adjectives add ER to the adjective.
Fast
Tall
Short
Faster
Taller
Shorter

5. The comparative sentence!
Jaume’s car is fast.
Toni’s car is slow.
Jaume’s car is faster than Toni’s.
Toni’s car is slower than Jaume’s.

6. Spelling rules!
1 syllable adjectives ending Consonant+Vowel+Consonant(C+V+C) double the last consonant. EXAMPLE: Fat-Fatter
Adjectives of 2 syllables ending in-y, remove the –y and add ier. EXAMPLE: Funny Funnier
Happy Happier

7. Adjectives with 2 or more syllables, write more before the adjective EXAMPLE: Difficult More difficult.

8. Irregular adjectives Adjective Comparative Superlative Good Better
There are adjectives, that don’t follow the norm.
Adjective
Comparative
Superlative
Good
Better
The best
Bad
Worse
The Worst
Far
Further
The furthest

9. We use the superlatives to talk about
the difference between three or more
people, animals or things.

10. Form:
One syllable adjectives
Add - Est to the adjective
Tall Tallest
Short Shortest
Old Oldest

11. The superlative sentences!
Emilio is the tallest boy in the school
She is the tallest girl in the room.
Two syllable adjectives Ending in –y-
I am happier than you.
That joke was funnier than this joke.

12. Spelling rules! Adjectives ending –e- , add -st- Nice Nicest
Adjectives ending Consonant+Vowel+Consonant(C+V+C),
double the last consonant
Fat Fattest
Hot Hottest

13. Two syllable adjectives ending –y-, drop the y and add –iest-
Easy Easiest
Funny Funniest
Two or more syllable adjectives write the most before the adjective
Difficult the most difficult
Expensive the most expensive

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