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By Patricia López
TYPES OF ADJECTIVES
1-SYLLABLE 2-SYLLABLE -Y LONGShort Pretty ComfortableBig Happy ExpensiveFast Funny StubbornSmall Friendly Exciting Hard Easy Boring
Quick Ugly Interesting Nice Noisy Handsome
1-Syllable adjectives
• To form the comparative add –er Short-shorter
Fast- Faster Small- smaller
Nice- nicer• If the adjective ends in 1 vowel + 1
consonant, double the consonant:Big- bigger Thin- Thinner
2-Syllable adjectives -y
• To make the comparative drop the –y and add –ier
Happy-happierFriendly-friendlier
Ugly- uglierNoisy- noisierFunny-funnier
Long adjectives
• To make the comparative add MOREMore comfortable
More stubbornMore exciting
More interestingMore expensiveMore handsome
More boring
THAN
• When you compare two things we sometimes use THAN
E.G. My brother is younger than yours Mark is more intelligent
than Jim You are funnier than me
Irregular adjectives
• Good- better• Bad- worse• Far - Farther (usually only for
distance) - Further (it can also have abstract
meaning)
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