attenuant
filmy
hot
hot
passionate
big
larger
largest
new
Newer
the latest
high
High-ranking, higher-ranking, more important
highest
cold
Colder
The coldest
high
high
highest
dark
dark
dark
high
high
highest
useful
more
useful
most
useful
bright
smart
smart
brave
brave
brave
interested
more
interested
most
interested
hair-raising
more
hair-raising
most
hair-raising
sceptical
more
sceptical
most
sceptical
obscure
more
obscure
most
obscure
smart
Smarter
smart
beautiful
More beautiful
The most beautiful (note that y becomes I)
foolish
fat-witted
crazy
serious
worse
the worst
far
further
Farthest (distance only)
ulteriorly
Farthest (widely used; See f, g)
okay
better
the best
small
fewer/ lesser
minimum
Many/many
more
most
old
elder
Oldest (individual only)
elder
The oldest (of people and things)
Farther/farthest and farther/farthest
All variants are covered above.
Constitutive method
positive degree
comparative degree
superlative degree
General monosyllabic words
High (high)
high
highest
At the end,-er, -est was added.
Very good (very good)
larger
greatest
End with a silent e
Not bad (good)
okay
The most pleasant
Monosyllabic words and some
Big (big)
larger
largest
And-
Double tail in music
competent
More capable
The most capable
Only add -R and -ST to syllable words.
Use consonant letters
Big (big)
larger
largest
Closed syllable list at the end
Hot)
hot
passionate
Syllable words, double knots
Consonant letter at the end,
Plus sign-uh, -est
"with consonant letter +y"
Easy (easy)
easier
easy
The two words at the end, busy.
Busy
busiest
Change y to I, and then add
-Uh-huh.-Eastern time
A few for-uh,-ow.
Smart (smart)
Smarter
smart
A disyllabic word at the end
Stenosis (stenosis)
limited
limited
At the end,-er, -est was added.
Other disyllabic words and
Important (important)
Polysyllabic words, before
more
important
There are too many noodles, the most
most
important
Form a comparison sum.
Easily (easily)
The highest level.
more
easily
most
easily
2)
Abnormal change
positive degree
comparative degree
superlative degree
Good (good)
better
the best
Um (healthy)
serious
(bad)/
worse
the worst
Sick
old
(old)
Older/older
The oldest/oldest
Many/many (many)
more
most
Small (less)
fewer/ lesser
minimum
far
(far)
Further/further
Farthest/farthest
The comparative degree and superlative degree of adjectives:
Adjectives have three levels: original level, comparative level and superlative level.
3. Original level: when there is only one sentence, the original level is used, and its marker word is very.
So,
Also,
Quite a wait.
take for example
his
calligraphy
be
very
It's good. His handwriting is very good.
(1) Do not compare. )
Which is bigger, the sun, the moon or the earth?
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The comparative degree and superlative form of adjectives;
1. Generally, er is added after the original stage.
It constitutes a comparative level, and est constitutes the highest level.
take for example
small
smaller
the smallest
young
Younger
young
2. the silent letter e
Adjective at the end, add R directly.
Or saint
Form the comparative and superlative.
take for example
lovely
okay
The most pleasant
evening
afterwards
recent
3. use the consonant letter+y.
At the end of the adjective, change y to i.
, plus, uh
Or est,
Form the comparative and superlative.
take for example
busy
Busy
busiest
heavy
huge
The heaviest
4. In stressed closed syllables, adjectives with only one consonant at the end should be written with this consonant, followed by er or est.
Form the comparative and superlative.
take for example
hot
hot
passionate
big
larger
largest
5. The comparative degree and superlative degree of individual adjectives change irregularly and need individual memory.
take for example
okay
(hmm)
better
the best
serious
(awesome,
Sick)
worse
the worst
Many (many)
more
most
small
fewer/ lesser
minimum
far
father
utmost
or
ulteriorly
utmost