Superlativo Y Comparativos
Rule 1
To form the comparative or superlative of one syllable words with more than one vowel OR ending with more than one consonant atthe add -er OR -est.
In the comparative you add "er" and in the superlative you add "est"
tall=taller=tallest
neat= neater=neatest
deep=deeper=deepest
small=smaller=smallest
friendly=friendlierfast=faster=fastest
dark=darker=darkest
cold=colder=coldest
long=longer=longest
Rule 2
To form the comparative or superlative of a one syllable word ending in e add -r OR -st.
wide= wider=widest
fine= finer= finest
cute= cuter= cutest
large=larger=largest
nice=nicer=nicest
wise=wiser=wisest
Rule 3
To form the comparative or superlative of a one syllable word with onevowel and one consonant at the end double the consonant, and add -er OR -est.
sad= sadder= saddest
big= bigger= biggest
fat= fatter= fattest
thin= thinner= thinnest
Rule 4
To form thecomparative or superlative of a two syllable word ending in y, change the y to i, then add -er OR -est.
happy= happier= happiest
jolly= jollier= jolliest
lazy= lazier= laziest
angry= angrier= angriestbusy= busier= busiest
Rule 5
To form the comparative or superlative of a two syllable word ending a vowel-sound that is not stressed then add -er OR -est.
yellow= yellower= yellowest
simple=simpler= simplest
narrow= narrower= narrowest
gentle= gentler= gentlest
Rules at a Glance
Adjective form Comparative and Superlative
Only one syllable, with more than one vowel or morethan one consonant at the end.
Examples:
light, neat, fast, tall, neat, deep
Add -er:(comparative)
lighter, neater, faster, taller, neater, deeper
Add -est:(superlative)
lightest, neatest, fastest,tallest. neatest, deepest
Only one syllable, ending in E.
Examples:
wide, fine, cute
Add -r:(comparative)
wider, finer, cuter
Add -st:(superlative)
widest, finest, cutest
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