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When an adjective is one syllable ending in consonant-vowel-consonant (spółgłoska-samogłoska-spółgłoska) > double the last consonant and add -est at the end of the adjective.
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When an adjective is one syllable ending in consonant-vowel-consonant (spółgłoska-samogłoska-spółgłoska) > double the last consonant and add -est at the end of the adjective.
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When an adjective is one syllable ending in consonant-vowel-consonant (spółgłoska-samogłoska-spółgłoska) > double the last consonant and add -est at the end of the adjective.
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happy / happier / happiest
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simple / simpler / simplest
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tilted / more tiltied / the most tilted When an adjective is two or more syllables > add the most before the adjective.
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tangled / more tangled / the most tangled When an adjective is two or more syllables > add the most before the adjective.
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important / more important / the most important When an adjective is two or more syllables > add the most before the adjective.
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expensive / more expensive / the most expensive When an adjective is two or more syllables > add the most before the adjective.
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little / less / the least
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far / further / the furthest
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sad / sadder / the saddest
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easy / easier / the easiest
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short / shorter / the shortest When an adjective is one syllable > add -est at the end of the adjective.
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cold / colder / the coldest When an adjective is one syllable > add -est at the end of the adjective.
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high / higher / the highest When an adjective is one syllable > add -est at the end of the adjective.
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distant / more distant / the most distant When an adjective is two or more syllables > add the most before the adjective.
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nice / nicer / the nicest When an adjective is one syllable > add -est at the end of the adjective.
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pretty / prettier / the prettiest When an adjective is one or two syllables ending in -y > delete -y and add -iest.
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short / shorter / the shortest When an adjective is one syllable > add -est at the end of the adjective.
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old (not new - people, objects) start learning
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Old (not new - people, objects) / older / the oldest
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old (not young – family hierarchy) start learning
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old (not young – family hierarchy) / elder / the eldest
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many (for countable noun) start learning
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many (for countable noun) / more / the most
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much (for uncountable noun) start learning
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much (for uncountable noun) / more / the most
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clever | cleverer/more clever | cleverest/the most clever
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gentle | gentler/more gentle | gentlest/the most gentle
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friendly | friendlier/more friendly | friendliest/the most friendly
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quiet | quieter/more quiet | quietest/the most quiet
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simple | simpler/more simple | simplest/the most simple
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common | commoner/more common | commonest/ the most common
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narrow | narrower/more narrow | narrowest/ the most narrow
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