comparatives for graphs

comparatives for graphs

Ph D Shaila Alvarez Junco

-ER. -EST

FAST TEST

Multiple Choice

superlative of good

• better

• best

• gooder

• goodest

Multiple Choice

Comparative of bad

• worse

• worst

• badder

• baddest

Multiple Choice

Superlative of little

• littler

• littlest

• more little

• least

• less

HOW WAS IT?

• Adjectives describe nouns

• If two nouns are compared we use comparative adjectives

• When we compare 3 or more we use superlative adjectives

Adjective form

• -er goes with

• adjectives ending in e

• example: cute, cuter

• large , larger

• brave- braver

Vowel - Consonant adjectives double the last consonant.

• Example:

• hot: hotter

• thin: thinner

• fat : fatter

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Two syllable adjectives ending in Y, you must change Y and add I

• Happy; happier _ happiest

• Silly: sillier---silliest

• heavy: heavier--heaviest

Multiple Choice

Superlative of pretty

• prettyier

• prettyest

• preetiest

• more pretty

Multiple Choice

comparative of easy

• easyiest

• more easy

• easiest

• easier

Multiple Choice

comparative of big

• bigger

• more big

• biggier

• biggiest

Adjectives of two or more syllables not ending in Y

• MORE : COMPARATIVE

• MOST: SUPERLATIVE