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Comparatives and superlatives adjectives

Comparatives and superlatives adjectives

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English

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4th Grade

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Hard

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CCSS
L.3.1G

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Brenda Ferreira

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The comparative form of good is

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Good, bad, and far are

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adjectives.

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Choose the correct option.

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healther

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healthier

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the most healthier

4

the healthy

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For short adjectives ending in -e, we add

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to form the superlative.

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The word that comes after the comparative adjective is

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For short adjectives with a vowel + consonant,

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the consonant and add-er or -est.

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Multiple Choice

Some adjectives can take either the -er, -est, more, or the most in their comparative and superlative forms. Choose the adjectives that can have both forms

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beautiful - quiet

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difficult - strong

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heavy - cheap

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polite - common

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For two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, change the -y to

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Choose the correct option

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the worse

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worst

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the worst

4

the worst than

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For longer adjectives, or two-syllable adjectives ending in -ful put

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in front of the adjective to form the superlative.

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The superlative form of far is the farthest or

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For most adjectives, the comparative form is

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Choose the correct superlative adjective.

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the thinest

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thinner than

3

the thinnest

4

thinnest

pattern-tertiary

The comparative form of good is

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