Comparison of Adjective pot

Supelative Comparative CONTENT Equal degree of Comparison... Comparison of equality…+ less + Adjective +than +… Example : English is less dificult than Russian.But we usually use :”not

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Subject :

Comparison of Adjective

Supelative Comparative

CONTENT

Equal degree of Comparison

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Equal degree of

AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE

As + Adjective + As

Not so (as) + Adjective + as

Comparison of equality

…+ less + Adjective +than +…

Example : English is less dificult

than Russian.But we usually use :”not + so … as”

Example : “He is not so stupid as I

thought he was” replace for “He is

less stupid than I thought he

was.”

Form :

Inferior degree of

Comparative

3m and 2 m

???

Expo

…more + adj + than

Boys are stronger than girls.

English is more difficult than

vietnamese.

Short Adjectives

Some are irregular:

Bad worse the worst

Good better the best

Far further the furthest

Far farther the farthest

Little less the least

Much more the most

Many more the most

 Sunny weather is better than rainy

weather.

Examples

The Emprire State Building is………

(tall) the Statue of liberty.

taller than

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Long adjective

Serious  more serious

Expensive  more expensive

Comfortable  more comfortable

Difficult  more difficult

Beautiful  more beautiful

Famous  more famous

More faster

A history book is more interesting than a school

book.

Peter is more industrious than his brother.

Note : we can add “much, far”

to emphasize our ideas.

Ex : His shirt is far more

expensive than mine.

Expo

…more and more + adj

The weather is colder and

colder.

Learning English

is more and more difficult.

The more expensive the hotel

is, the more convenient you will get

The more expensive the hotel,the better the service.( delete “is” when both clauses have “is”)

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Some adjectives such as : junior, senior,

superior, antrior, posterior… have special form.

Example I’m junior to him.

His strength is superior to me.

more

He is the bigest

animal.

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 Elvis Presley was one of the most

famous rock musicians in the world

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Superlative

Preposition after superlatives :

+ IN with places : towns, buildings,…)

+ OF for organizations and groups

people (a class, a company,…) or a

period of time.

That church is the oldest building in

the town.

Who is the best student in the class?

What was the happiest day of

your life?

He is the most intelligent boy of

the three boys.

Example :

Superlative

We often use the present perfect

(I have done ) after a superlative :

That is the most delicious chocolate cake I’ve ever eaten.

What is the best movie you’ve

ever seen?

Example

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Bad worse the worst

Good better the best

Far further the furthest

Far farther the farthest

Little less the least

Much more the most

Note

Irregular:

Final Vertical

Dead Wrong Right Left

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