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Mastering Comparative Adjectives: Rules and Examples

Learn how to form comparatives with regular and irregular adjectives. Understand the rules to make comparisons correctly in English. Examples and explanations provided.

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Mastering Comparative Adjectives: Rules and Examples

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  1. ADJECTIVES COMPARATIVE

  2. Regular adjectives • To make the comparative of regular adjectives we ADD ER

  3. Adjectives that end in y • To make the comparative of adjectives that end in y we • REMOVE THE Y • ADD IER

  4. Adjectives that end in e • To make the comparative of adjectives that end in e weADD R

  5. Adjectives with one syllable that have a short vowel and end in one consonant • To make the comparative of adjectives with one syllable that have a short vowel and end in one consonant we • DOUBLE THE CONSONANT • ADD ER

  6. Adjectives with two or more syllables that don’t end in y • To make the comparative of adjectives with two or more syllables that don’t end in y we - USE MORE

  7. Irregular adjectives • We have to LEARN the comparative of irregular adjectives

  8. Comparative in use The USA is larger than Slovakia. 50 cent is happier than Eminem.

  9. Comparative in use Women are more beautiful than men. Madagascar is hotter than Alaska.

  10. Do you feel wiser now? Thank you. Goodbye!

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