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    This document provides a table comparing short and long words that can be used to describe things in a comparative or superlative way in English. The table lists basic adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms by adding "-er" and "-est" or changing the word ending. It includes both one and two syllable adjectives and demonstrates how to make comparisons and use superlatives.

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    This document provides a table comparing short and long words that can be used to describe things in a comparative or superlative way in English. The table lists basic adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms by adding "-er" and "-est" or changing the word ending. It includes both one and two syllable adjectives and demonstrates how to make comparisons and use superlatives.

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    WS Degrees of Adjectives

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    Maria Galvão
    This document provides a table comparing short and long words that can be used to describe things in a comparative or superlative way in English. The table lists basic adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms by adding "-er" and "-est" or changing the word ending. It includes both one and two syllable adjectives and demonstrates how to make comparisons and use superlatives.

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    Instituto de Lnguas V.N.

    de Famalico
    Instituto Britnico

    Short words Long words


    -er Young Younger than The youngest Interesting More interesting The most interesting
    -est Cheap Expensive
    Close Boring
    Small Popular
    Near Relaxing
    Late Aggressive
    y-> ier Funny Funnier than The funniest Irregular
    -> iest Early Good
    Easy Bad
    Friendly Far
    double Hot Hotter than The hottest Little Less than The least
    last Big Many, Much More than The most
    letter Fat
    Thin

    Teacher: Maria Galvo Page 1 | A 2

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