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Adjective Comparison Guide

This document compares and contrasts short, long, and irregular adjectives in English. It explains that short adjectives usually add -er and -est for the comparative and superlative forms, while longer adjectives add "more" and "most". It also notes that two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, like "pretty" and "happy", as well as some short adjectives like "good" and "bad", have irregular comparative and superlative forms. Examples of regular and irregular adjective forms are provided.

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Adjective Comparison Guide

This document compares and contrasts short, long, and irregular adjectives in English. It explains that short adjectives usually add -er and -est for the comparative and superlative forms, while longer adjectives add "more" and "most". It also notes that two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, like "pretty" and "happy", as well as some short adjectives like "good" and "bad", have irregular comparative and superlative forms. Examples of regular and irregular adjective forms are provided.

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SHORT

LONG

one-syllable

two-syllable

three or more syllable

cheap clean

pre-tty ha-ppy

care-ful wor-ried

ex-pen-sive in-tell-i-gent

COMPARISON of ADJECTIVES SHORT POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE cheap cheaper (than) the cheapest LONG expensive more expensive (than) the most expensive

Remember! Two-syllable adjectives ending in y. irregular comparison

pretty - prettier (than) the prettiest happy happier (than) - the happiest spelling ( one vowel and one consonant )

good better-the best bad worse the worst far further the furthest little less the least much many - more the most

big bigger (than) the biggest thin thinner (than) the thinnest hot hotter (than) the hottest fat fatter (than) the fattest

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