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small + er = smaller than

hard + er = harder than

If an adjective has one syllable we add –er to the adjective.

The ant is smaller than the hippo.

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Lions are cats.

fast

faster than

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tall

Goofy is Mickey.

taller than

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February

July

February is July.colder than

July is February.hotter than

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If a one syllable adjective ends with a consonant + a vowel + a consonant you must double the last consonant and then add –er.

big + er = bigger than fat + er = fatter than thin + er = thinner slim + er = slimmer

The elephant is the giraffe.fatter than

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big

Elephants are dogs.

bigger than

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A pig A wolf

fat thin

A pig is a wolf.

fatter than

A wolf is a pig.

thinner than

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•If an adjective ends with a “y”, remove the “y” and add –ier.

happy –y + ier = happier than funny –y + ier = funnier than easy – y + ier = easier thanheavy - y + ier = heavier than

The girl is the duck.happier than

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The brown cat is the yellow cat.

dirtier than

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The suitcase is the box.

heavier than

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If an adjective has two syllables or more then add the word “more” before the adjective. (long adjectives)more + beautiful = more beautiful thanmore + expensive = more expensive thanmore + comfortable = more comfortable than

The butterfly is the frog.more beautiful than

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•There are a few exceptions.

good = better than

bad= worse than

far= further than

farther than

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bad

Today the weather is yesterday.

worse than

Badder worse

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We use as….as to show that two people or things are similar in some way. In negative sentences we use not as…..as.

watch

10 £

ring

10 £

expensive

The watch is the ring.

as expensive as

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Tom – 60 years

Joe – 70 years

old

Tom

Joe.

isn’t

as old a

s

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