The document discusses comparative and superlative adjectives in English. It provides rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives from basic adjectives by adding "-er" and "-est" or changing the spelling. Examples are given of adjectives that get longer, take on an "i" ending, or double the last consonant. Comparative examples are given comparing different animals based on traits like size, strength, height, and temperament.
3. The Positive Degree Warm Cold
Kind Happy
Warmer Colder
The Comparative
Degree
Kinder Happier
Warmest The Coldest
The Superlative
Degree Kindest The Happiest
4. e姻 the A-est
Warm warmer - the warmest
Cold colder the coldest
Kind kinder the kindest
Clean cleaner the cleanest
Tall taller the tallest
Old older the oldest
5. 丕亟于仂亠仆亳亠 仗仂仍亠亟仆亠亶 仂亞仍舒仆仂亶
Hot hotter the hottest
Big bigger the biggest
从于舒 亠 仆舒 从仂仆亠 仍仂于舒 仂仗从舒亠
Large larger the largest
Nice nicer the nicest
Fine finer the finest
6. 从于舒 y 仆舒 从仂仆亠 仍仂于舒 仄亠仆磳 仆舒 i
Dirty dirtier the dirtiest
Happy happier the happiest
Sunny sunnier the sunniest
Frosty frostier the frostiest
Funny funnier the funniest
7. Old older the oldest Clean - - ...
Big - - ... Kind - - ...
Long - - Clever - - ...
Large - - Tall - - ...
High - - Warm - - ...
Sunny - - Hot - - ...
Funny - - Nice - - ...
Happy - - Cold - - ...
8. A dog is bigger than a cat
A tiger is stronger than a wolf
11. Big/small
Strong/weak
elephant horse
An elephant is bigger than a horse
14. Old older the oldest
Big - - ... bigger the biggest
Long - - longer the longest
Large - - larger - the largest
Nice - - nicer the nicest
Sunny - - sunnier the sunniest
Funny - - funnier the funniest
Happy - - happier the happiest