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With -er/-est
clean - cleaner (than)- (the) cleanest
1) Adjectives with one syllable
positive
comparativ
e
superlative
clean
cleaner
cleanest
new
newer
newest
cheap
cheaper
cheapest
nice*
nicer
nicest
smart*
smarter
smartest
hot*
hotter
hottest
comparativ
e
superlative
dirty
dirtier
dirtiest
ugly
uglier
ugliest
happy
happier
happiest
pretty
prettier
prettiest
funny
funnier
funniest
comparati
ve
superlati
ve
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large
larger
largest
big
bigger
biggest
sad
sadder
saddest
dirty
dirtier
dirtiest
shy
shyer
shyest
comparative
superlative
difficult
more difficult
most difficult
interesting
more interesting
most interesting
luxurous
more luxurous
most luxurous
colorful
more colorful
most colorful
responsible
more responsible
most responsible
attractive
more attractive
most attractive
critical
more attractive
most attractive
comparative
superlative
fearful
more fearful
most fearful
modern
more modern
most modern
complex
more complex
most complex
boring
more boring
most boring
IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES
Some adjectives do not follow the rules explained before:
positiv
e
comparativ
superlative
e
good
better
best
bad
worse
worst
far
farther
further
farthest
furthest
much
more
most
uncountable nouns
many
more
most
countable nouns
little
less
least
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SPECIAL ADJECTIVES
Some adjectives have two possible forms of comparison (-er/est and
more/most).
Adjectives with two syllables, ending in -er
positive
comparative
superlative
clever
slender
bitter
tender
comparative
superlative
simple
subtle
gentle
humble
comparative
superlative
narrow
narrower / more
narrowest / most
shallow
hollow
comparative
superlative
handsome
handsomer / more
handsome
awesome
Other adjectives
positive
comparative
superlative
likely
pleasant
polite
quiet
stupid
sure
old
near
comparative
superlative
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later
latest
latter
last
older
oldest
elder
eldest
people (family)
nearer
nearest
distance
next
order