Comparing with Good

What are the two principal ways to make comparisons

• comparative and adjectives

• superlative and adverbs

• comparatives and superlatives

• supevesrlatives and adjectives

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CCSS.L.3.1G

To form a one syllable comparative adjective you add the ending

• -er

• -est

• -ly

• -most

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The comparative form of easy is

• easiest

• easier

• easyer

• the

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CCSS.L.3.1G

Cristiano Ronaldo is _______________ than Ronaldinho

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To form a comparative sentence we use the word...

• that

• this

• then

• than

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The comparative of the adjective "good"

• best

• better

• gooder

• bester

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For comparison with long adjective we add the word...

• more

• most

• must

• morer

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The comparative of interesting is ...

• most interesting than

• best interesting than

• must interesting than

• more interesting than

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In comparative sentences we compare...

• two things

• more than three things

• three things

• three or four things

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The comparative form of bad is ...

• bader

• badly

• worse

• worst

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CCSS.L.3.1G