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•Adjectives can express degrees of modification, in this case, the comparative and the
superlative adjectives are used.
• The comparative are used to compare two things, and the superlatives compare three or more
things.
E.g. Joe is tall, Craig is taller, but Jeff is the tallest boy in my class.
The little girl is happy with her new doll.
The old, abandoned building next to our house will be demolished.
This tableware is beautiful.
Drinking alcohol is bad, drinking and driving are worse.
My sister has a cute, tiny, white Chihuahua.
The dog chewed on my most comfortable shoes.
Mila is an adorable baby.
All adjectives can be changed into Comparatives or Superlative by adding “er”, “est”, “more
than” or “the most”, but there are some exceptions.
To form the comparative with adjectives of three or more syllables, use more/less and for the
superlative use most/least:
•Another characteristic of these sentences is that the nouns and the verbs are in its plural form.
•As + adjective + as: to say that something or someone is like something or someone else, or
that one situation is like another.
The new film was as funny as the last one.
• As much/many as or as little/few as: to say that a quantity or amount is larger or smaller than
expected. Many and few are preferred before numbers; much and little are preferred with
amounts and distances.
Prices have increased by as much as 100 percent.
•Not + adjective +enough + to-infinitive: to mean that there isn’t as much as is necessary to do
something.
I am not tall enough to reach that cabinet.
•Too + adjective + to-infinitive: to means “more than necessary, possible, etc.” to do
something.
They arrive too late to get seats.
Are this sentences “correct” or incorrect”? Take into account the correct order of the adjective.
a. correct
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