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COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

• ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVE ADD ER: FAST=FASTER

• 'e' ENDING ADJECTIVE ADD R: NICE=NICER

• 'consonant+vowel+consonant' ADJECTIVES DOUBLE THE FIRST CONSONANT: HOT=HOTTER

• 'y' ENDING ADJECTIVE CHANGE Y BY I:HAPPY=HAPPIER

• 'TWO-OR-MORE-SYLLABLES' ADJECTIVE USE MORE: BEAUTIFUL= MORE BEAUTIFUL

• THERE ARE IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES: GOOD=BETTER, BAD=WORSE, FAR=FURTHER

Multiple Choice

A typical hotel room is ---- (small) than a Hotel Suite

• smallest

• smaller

• more small

Multiple Choice

Hostels can be -----(noisy) than hotels

• more noisy

• noiser

• Noisier

Multiple Choice

This hotel room has a ______ (beautiful) view than the other room

• beautifuller

• more beautiful

• beautifullest

Multiple Choice

The water in this hotel is ---- (hot) than the water in the cottage

• hotter

• more hot

• more hoter

• more hotter

Multiple Choice

The mattress looks (good) than our mattres

• gooder

• better

• more good

Multiple Choice

I will put the computer in a ---- (safe) place

• safer

• more safe

• saffer

SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

• ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVE ADD EST: FAST=FASTEST

• 'e' ENDING ADJECTIVE ADD ST: NICE=NICEST

• 'consonant+vowel+consonant' ADJECTIVES DOUBLE THE FIRST CONSONANT: HOT=HOTTEST

• 'y' ENDING ADJECTIVE CHANGE Y BY I:HAPPY=HAPPIEST

• 'TWO-OR-MORE-SYLLABLES' ADJECTIVE USE MOST: BEAUTIFUL= MOST BEAUTIFUL

• THERE ARE IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES: GOOD=BEST, BAD=WORST, FAR=FURTHEST

Multiple Choice

This is the (big) hotel in the city

• most big

• biggest

• most bigest

Multiple Choice

This is the ---(expensive) room in our hotel

• most expensive

• more expensive

• most expensivest

Multiple Choice

That is the -----(large) bed I've ever seen

• larger

• larggest

• largest

• most large

Multiple Choice

This hostel is placed in the (bad) zone of the city

• worse

• worst

• most worst

Multiple Choice

that was the (tiny) bed I have ever slept on

• tiniest

• tinest

• most tiny

• tinnest

AS ---- AS

• We use as + adjective/adverb + as to make comparisons when the things we are comparing are equal in some way:

• The world’s biggest bull is as big as a small elephant.

  The weather this summer is as bad as last year. It hasn’t stopped raining for weeks.

  You have to unwrap it as carefully as you can. It’s quite fragile.

  
  

Not as … as

• We use not as … as to make comparisons between things which aren’t equal:

• It’s not as heavy as I thought it would be, actually.

  Rory hasn’t grown as tall as Tommy yet.

  She’s not singing as loudly as she can.

  They didn’t play as well as they usually do.

  
  

Open Ended

Write the following in the correct order:

expensive/typical hotel room/The/as/a/Suite room/as/not/is

Open Ended

Write the following in the correct order:

clean/showers/The/as/as/are/trash bin

Open Ended

Write the following in the correct order:

bed/comfortable/My/yours/as/is/as/not

Less/The least

• Less identifies the negative comparative form of all comparable adjectives. For example, with the adjective intelligent, the negative comparative is less intelligent. A similar form is the negative superlative.

• We use the least to make the superlative forms of longer adjectives