Comparative adjectives - Short adjectives

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Learn about comparative adjectives (short adjectives)


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When we talk about two things, we can "compare"
them and for this, we use comparative adjectives to
describe the differences.

1-syllable adjectives
•Old → Older
•Fast→ Faster
2-syllable adjectives
endingin -y
•Happy→ Happier
•Easy → Easier
Variation:
•if the adjective ends
in -e, just add –r
•Late → Later
•If the adjective ends
in consonant, vowel,
consonant, double
the last consonant.
•big→ bigger

Jhonis 3years old Josh is 80years old
Josh is olderthanJhon.
Jhonis younger than Josh.
Remember:
For adjectives that are just one
syllable, add -erto the end.

Toby is a fat cat. Many is a fat cat too.
Many is fatterthanToby.
Remember:
If the adjective has a consonant +
single vowel + consonant spelling,
the final consonant must be
doubled before adding the ending.

Hanzis happy. Thomas is sad.
Hanzis happierthanThomas.
Thomasissadder
Remember:
For adjectives ending iny,
change the y to an ibefore
adding the ending.

Subject
The
bear
The
panther
Verb TO BE
Is
Is
Comparative
adjective
Bigger
faster
Than
Than
Than
Subject
butterfly
Thelion