COMPARATIVE (more + adj.) Superlative (MOST + ADJ.) famous more famous the most famous casual more casual the most casual useful more useful the most useful formal more formal the most formal interesting more interesting the most interesting beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful expensive more expensive the most expensive IRREGULARS COMMUNICATIONS THAT ARE COMPARED to SUPERLATIVIVES.
COMPARATIVE (more + adj.) Superlative (MOST + ADJ.) famous more famous the most famous casual more casual the most casual useful more useful the most useful formal more formal the most formal interesting more interesting the most interesting beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful expensive more expensive the most expensive IRREGULARS COMMUNICATIONS THAT ARE COMPARED to SUPERLATIVIVES.
COMPARATIVE (more + adj.) Superlative (MOST + ADJ.) famous more famous the most famous casual more casual the most casual useful more useful the most useful formal more formal the most formal interesting more interesting the most interesting beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful expensive more expensive the most expensive IRREGULARS COMMUNICATIONS THAT ARE COMPARED to SUPERLATIVIVES.
Old older the oldest Cheap cheaper the cheapest Strong stronger the strongest Big bigger* the biggest Few (count) fewer the fewest Hard harder the hardest Fast faster the fastest Late later* the latest COMPARATIVE (more + adj.) SUPERLATIVE (MOST + ADJ)
Famous more famous the most famous
Casual more casual the most casual
Useful more useful the most useful
Formal more formal the most formal Important more important the most important
Interesting more interesting the most interesting
Beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful
Expensive more expensive the most expensive
Comparative (change y to i + er) Superlative (change y to i + est)
Pretty prettier the prettiest
Funny funnier the funniest
Happy happier the happiest
Lazy lazier the laziest IRREGULARS COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE Good (adj.) better the best
Well (adv) better the best
Bad worse the worst
Far farther/ further farthest / the furthest
a lot more the most
Much more the most
Many more the most
[a] little (non-count) less least ADVERBS THAT END IN LY
COMPARATIVE (MORE + ADV) SUPERLATIVE (MOST + ADV) Slowly more slowly the most slowly
Quickly more quickly the most quickly
Fluently more fluently the most fluently
Carefully more carefully the most carefully
Deliberately more deliberately the most deliberately Exception to the rule above is the word early
early earlier earliest As + adjective + as: You are not as tall as your brother. As + adverb+ as: She doesn't drive as quickly as Fernando Alonso. As + much + uncountable noun + as: They don't have as much money as the CEO. As + many + countable noun+ as: A dog doesn't have as many teeth as a shark. as as Japan's car exports are twice as high as Britain's.
Andrews, Smaranda, "Greek Cities On The Western Coast of The Black Sea: Orgame, Histria, Tomis, and Kallatis (7th To 1st Century BCE) " (2010) - Graduate Theses and Dissertations. Paper 11712.