Comparisons Grammar

Comparisons Grammar

Comparative form

Rules

1 syllable = 1 vowel sound

1 syllable + spelling rule: CVC = double final consonant

Example

1 syllable

hOt

slIm

ThIn

BIg

swEEt /sui:t/ /iu/= 1 vowel

dEEp /di:p/ /i:/= 1 vowel

cute /kiut/ /iu/ = 1 vowel

Example

1 syllable = -er

1 syllable cVc= double FINAL consonant +er

h O t= hOtT+ er

c V c= cVcC+er

slIm= SlImM+er

ccVc= ccVcC+er

ThIn = ThInN+er

ccVc = cVcC+er

BIg= BigG+er

cVc= cVcC+er

Example

1 syllable = -er

¿cVc?

swEEt = sweeter

ccVVc = no es cvc

dEEp = deeper

cVVc = no es cvc

cute = cuter

cvcv= No es cvc