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Superlatives & Comparatives

1) The document provides rules for forming comparatives and superlatives in English. For comparatives, it states that one-two syllable words add -er and words ending in y change y to i and add -er. Three or more syllable words use more or less before the word. 2) For superlatives, it notes that one-two syllable words add -est and three or more syllable words use most or least before the word. 3) It provides examples of words following and not following these rules.

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Superlatives & Comparatives

1) The document provides rules for forming comparatives and superlatives in English. For comparatives, it states that one-two syllable words add -er and words ending in y change y to i and add -er. Three or more syllable words use more or less before the word. 2) For superlatives, it notes that one-two syllable words add -est and three or more syllable words use most or least before the word. 3) It provides examples of words following and not following these rules.

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Comparatives

1) If the word is one or two syllables add


-er to the end of a word. If the word
ends in y change the y to i and add -er.

2) if the word is three or more syllable add


more or less before the word.
* Note: This rule is a guide only and some words do not follow it.

Small Smaller Large Larger


Big Bigger Good Better
Heavy Heavier Bad Worse
Beautiful More beautiful Far Farther
SUPERLATIVES
1) If the word is one or two syllables add
-est to the end of the word.
2) If the word is three or more syllables add
the most or the least before the word.
* Note: This rule is a guide only and some words do not follow it.

Small Smaller The smallest


Big Bigger The biggest
Heavy Heavier The heaviest
Relaxing More relaxing The most relaxing
SUPERLATIVES
1) If the word is one or two syllables add
-est to the end of the word.
2) If the word is three or more syllables add
the most or the least before the word.
* Note: This rule is a guide only and some words do not follow it.

Large Larger The largest


Good Better The best
Bad Worse The worst
Far Farther The farthest
SUPERLATIVES
Whack-a-mole
Hit only the moles
that are comparative
or superlative
adjectives
Grammar review

Choose the correct


form of the comparative
and superlative
adjectives
Anagram
Reven
ue
Break even P
rofit Business
Earn
Spend
Fixed cost
Sales Long / short Total cost
term
Anagram
Drag the letters
into their correct
positions to
unscramble
the word
Break Even
Analysis
Q&A

Why is break
even analysis
important?
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