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    1) The document discusses comparative adjectives and how they are formed by adding suffixes like "-er" or using irregular forms. 2) It provides rules for making one-syllable adjectives, adjectives ending in "-e", and those where the consonant is doubled before adding "-er" comparative. 3) Exceptions are noted for adjectives ending in "-y", those with three or more syllables, and irregular adjectives like "good", "bad", and "far".

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    1) The document discusses comparative adjectives and how they are formed by adding suffixes like "-er" or using irregular forms. 2) It provides rules for making one-syllable adjectives, adjectives ending in "-e", and those where the consonant is doubled before adding "-er" comparative. 3) Exceptions are noted for adjectives ending in "-y", those with three or more syllables, and irregular adjectives like "good", "bad", and "far".

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    Wednesday 4th March 2021

    AMAZING ANIMALS
    Teacher Jawariah
    Vocabulary

    rhino panda
    gorilla

    snail heavy
    Animal expert or not?
    • We use comparative form to compare two people, animals or
    things.
    The adjectives in the comparative form is usually followed by
    the word ‘than’.
    COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
    One-syllable word Adjectives which end
    add -er With –e add -r
    tall taller large larger
    light lighter wise wiser
    cheap cheaper
    cold colder strange stranger
    COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
    Adjectives which end in one vowel + one consonant
    = double the consonant and add -er

    big bigger
    fat fatter
    thin thinner
    Vowel letters: a e i o u
    Consonant letters: b c d f g h j k l m n p….
    COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
    Adjectives ending with consonant ‘y’,
    - Change ‘y’ to ‘i’ and add -er

    happy happier
    pretty prettier
    tidy tidier
    COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
    Three or more syllables adjective.
    - Add more + adjective
    expensive more expensive
    comfortable more comfortable
    intelligent more intelligent
    beautiful more beautiful
    COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
    Some adjectives are irregular and do not apply the same rules as the
    regular adjectives.
    good gooder better
    bad badder worse
    far farrer farther/further
    many/much Manier/mucher more
    Worksheet 1
    Worksheet 2
    Thank
    you
    See you tomorrow!

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