-The comparison of superiority is formed by making certain changes in adjectives, based on the number of

syllables they have. To compare we always need a second term, that is, the comparison is always between two
or more things is always between two or more things.

The adjectives "short" of a syllable (monosyllables) form their comparison of superiority by adding -er:
Slow -- slower

tall -- taller
If the adjective monosyllabic ends in consonant + vowel + consonant, it doubles the last consonant:
big -- bigger

hot – hotter
- The "short" adjectives with two syllables ending in -and they have the -ier ending:

If the adjective of two syllables does not end in -y, it is considered to be "long" and forms its comparative
by adding more:

- The "long" adjectives of three or more syllables, also form the comparative by adding
more

b. The inferiority comparison is always formed by putting less (less) in front of the adjective

c. The comparison of equality is used to compare two people or things that have a similar
quality. To construct sentences with equality comparative we will write:
The superlative is formed by making certain changes in adjectives, based on the number of syllables they
have. All always carry the article the front of the adjective.
The superlative is the absolute degree of the adjective.

The adjectives of a syllable or monosyllable (short) form their superlative by adding - est.

If the monosyllabic adjective ends in "consonant + vowel + consonant", the last consonant is doubled

Adjectives with two syllables ending in -y (also called short adjectives) have the ending -iest.

Si el adjetivo de dos sílabas no termina en –y, se le considera “largo” y forma su superlativo

añadiendo the most

If the adjective of two syllables does not end in -y, it is considered "long" and forms its superlative by adding
the most

Adjectives of three or more syllables are "long" and form the superlative by adding the most.