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SUB-THEME: COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES
Traditionally, adjectives were considered one of the main parts of speech of the English language, although historically they were classed together with nouns.
Examples
cold – colder than – the coldest
tall – taller than – the tallest
short – shorter than – the shortest
Filling in correctly
Adjective – Comparative – Superlative
old – older than – the oldest
long – –
wide – –
warm – –
Sharp – –
neat – –
high – –
fine – –
nice – –
wise – –
pale – –
tame – tamer than – the tamest
pale – paler than – the palest
young – younger than – the youngest
Comparison of Adjectives
Doubling the last letter and adding –er, -est
hot – hotter – hottest
big – bigger – biggest
Adjective comparative superlative
flat – flatter than – the flattest
wet – –
thin – thinner than – the thinnest
sad – –
red – –
fat – –
Make sentences using the above words.
Use the given adjectives correctly to fill in the gaps
a) This is the ________________ day of the week. (hot)
b) April was _______________ month of the year. (wet)
c) It was the ______________ day of his life. (sad)
d) The clown’s nose was ______________ the a cherry. (red)
e) Jumba is the _______________ boy in class. (fat)
f) Your slice of bread is ____________ than mine. (thin
Comparison of Adjectives
When we add –er or –est to words ending with y we change the y to i.
Examples
easy – easier – easiest
Adjectives Comparative Superlative
Make sentences using the comparatives and superlative degree.