This document lists irregular adjectives in English and their comparative and superlative forms. It divides adjectives into two categories: those with set comparative and superlative endings like "bad", "good", and adjectives indicating quantity, distance, or position; and those with two possible forms like "common", "likely", where the comparative and superlative can either take "-er" and "-est" or be formed with "more" and "most".
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irregular adjectives & adjectives with two possible forms
This document lists irregular adjectives in English and their comparative and superlative forms. It divides adjectives into two categories: those with set comparative and superlative endings like "bad", "good", and adjectives indicating quantity, distance, or position; and those with two possible forms like "common", "likely", where the comparative and superlative can either take "-er" and "-est" or be formed with "more" and "most".
This document lists irregular adjectives in English and their comparative and superlative forms. It divides adjectives into two categories: those with set comparative and superlative endings like "bad", "good", and adjectives indicating quantity, distance, or position; and those with two possible forms like "common", "likely", where the comparative and superlative can either take "-er" and "-est" or be formed with "more" and "most".
bad worse worst good better best little (amount) less least much, many, more more most hind hinder hindmost up upper uppermost Far (distance) farther farthest Far (extent) further furthest ADJECTIVES with TWO POSSIBLE FORMS POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE common commoner/more common commonest/most common
likely likelier/more likely likeliest/most likely
pleasant pleasanter/more pleasant pleasantest/more pleasant