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         The comparative and supertative of adiectives or adverbs  with
         one syllable is formed by adding  -er,  and  -est.  We foltow the      iess + slim
         same  pattern with two-syttable adjectives that end in  -y.            less slim
                                                                  Sue is
                                                                                iess + famous
                                                                                less famous                 than Joh,n.
                                                                                /ess + clearly
                                                                  Sue talks
                       old (+ er),                                              less clearly
                       older
                       stim(+ m+er)
          John  is
                       slimmer                                                        (the)+leost+piopular
                                                    than Sue.     Sue is
                       busy (y + ier)                                                 the least popular,  ,
                       busier                                                         (rhe)+Ieasf+ctearly
                                                                  Sue talks
                                                                                      the teast  e learly
                        fast + er
          John  runs
                       faster                                    You need to learn the comparative and supertative form of
                                                                 irregutar  adjectives.
                                                                 ltii:llrillu:ll:lt:
                       (the) + old (+  esf)
                       the otdest                                 good             better           the best
                       (the)+slim(+m+est)                         bad              worse            the'worst
          John  is
                       the slimmest                               far              further          the fur,thest
                       (the) + busy  (y + iesg
                       the busiest                                  Use the prompts  to mal<e  comparative sentences with thon.
          John runs     llne).+  fast  (+  est)                     1 Henry I  passed his exams  I easity  I  Phitip.
                                                                    2 lanthe  I works  /  quickty  /  Emity.
                                                                    3 Joseph / drives  /  wett  /  Zack.
         The comparative and superlative  forms of adiectives or adverbs
                                                                    4 Andrea  / sings /  beautiful{y  /  Leah.
         with two or more  syttabtes  are formed  by adding more  or the
                                                                    5 Max / speaks  /  toudly  I  George.
         mosl before the adiectives  or adverbs.
                                                                    6 Victor / usualty  /  arrives  /  tate  / Atice.
         itia,.rii,  r..1.1..i:'.  rlatrli  iraa:,r  ri ri:l
         tliliirr.,,!:i',  i,ijlll;l,lliiitillt,:ii:l,1.:,aia:i     Comptete  the sentences  with the superlative  form of the
         ,iiaiiliiia,ati  liiillti:ti  laiiiitiitiili,:i,titttlt
         ,:ti:t)itiia*litllluialt::i,|!al:llataall
         'i::a:1:ti.lr.::ilillalilaiaiillli:aiii'a::1ill.:r         adverbs in brackets.
                       more + famous                                1 Geoff draws        (carefutty).
                       more famous                                  2 Andrew ran the 10 km race       (stowty).
         John is
                       more + popular                               3 Jude  always  gets up     (earty).
                                                   than Sue.
                       more popular                                 4 Of att our class Matthew tries _   (hard).
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                       more  +' clearly                             5 Chris speaks French       (ftuentty)  of att of us.
         John  talks                                                5 Kate finishes  her homework  _
                       more clearly                                                                   (fasO.
                                                                    Rewrite  the sentences using less or the least,
                                                                                       -
                                                                      Tracy and Pat are more intetligent  than  Emma. Emma is
                                                                               of the three girls.
                             (the)+tnost+popular
         John  is                                                     Emma is more hard-working than Tracy. Tracy _
                             the most popular
                                                                      Emma.
                             (the)+most+clearty                     3 Pat is more than  poputar Emma. Emma is
         lohn  tatl<s        the most clearly                                                                    Pat.
                                                                    4 Ben and lsaac are more generous  than Craig. Craig is
         We can also form comparatives and superlatives of adjectives          ofthe three boys.
         and adverbs  with /ess and the leost. Less  is the opposite  of  Craig is more confident than lsaac.  lsaac  is
         more. Least  is the opposite  of most.                       Craig.
                                                                      Rome  is less rainy than London  or Paris. Rome  is
                                                                               of the th ree cities.
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