資源簡介

The
suffix
er
compares
two
things.
The
suffix
est
compares
three
or
more
things.
Fill
in
the
adjective
chart
below.
Remember
to
change
y
to
i
if
the
word
ends
in
y.
adjective
2
things
3
or
more
things
tall
taller
the
tallest
dirty
1)
2)
3)
darker
4)
5)
6)
the
newest
angry
7)
8)
9)
sweeter
10)
11)
12)
the
smartest
quick
13)
14)
15)
easier
16)
17)
18)
the
heaviest
cold
19)
20)
If
a
word
ends
with
only
one
vowel
and
a
consonant,
you
need
to
double
the
final
consonant
before
adding
er
or
est.
Fill
in
the
adjective
chart
below.
adjective
2
things
3
or
more
things
big
bigger
the
biggest
hot
21)
22)
23)
sadder
24)
25)
26)
the
fattest
wet
27)
28)
29)
thinner
30)
(
Name:
)
(
Class:
)
Adjectives
the
have
two
or
more
syllables
do
not
follow
the
same
pattern
of
adding
es
or
est.
With
these
adjectives,
you
do
not
add
an
ending.
Instead,
you
can
add
more
or
most
in
front
of
the
adjective.
Fill
in
the
adjective
chart
below.
adjective
2
things
3
or
more
things
beautiful
more
beautiful
most
beautiful
nervous
31)
32)
33)
more
perfect
34)
35)
36)
most
evil
embarrassed
37)
38)
39)
more
stupid
40)
Circle
the
correct
adjective
to
complete
each
sentence.
I
was
the
[
more
nervous
/
most
nervous
]
person
in
the
class
when
the
test
started
because
I
did
not
study
for
it.
I
think
that
vampires
are
the
[
more
evil
/
most
evil
]
monster.
They
make
zombies
and
werewolves
look
silly.
I
think
the
Jill
is
the
[
more
perfect
/
most
perfect
]
girl
in
my
class.
She
is
pretty,
good
at
sports,
and
smart
too.
I
was
[
more
embarrassed
/
most
embarrassed
]
when
I
lost
my
pants
than
when
I
fell
down
the
stairs.
My
dog
is
[
more
stupid
/
most
stupid
]
than
Jim’s
dog.
All
my
dog
can
do
is
lick
himself,
eat,
bark,
and
sleep.The
suffix
er
compares
two
things.
The
suffix
est
compares
three
or
more
things.
Fill
in
the
adjective
chart
below.
Remember
to
change
y
to
i
if
the
word
ends
in
y.
adjective
2
things
3
or
more
things
tall
taller
the
tallest
dirty
1)dirtier
2)the
dirtiest
3)dark
darker
4)the
darkest
5)new
6)newer
the
newest
angry
7)angrier
8)the
angriest
9)sweet
sweeter
10)the
sweetest
11)smart
12)smarter
the
smartest
quick
13)quicker
14)the
quickest
15)easy
easier
16)the
easiest
17)heavy
18)heaviest
the
heaviest
cold
19)colder
20)the
coldest
If
a
word
ends
with
only
one
vowel
and
a
consonant,
you
need
to
double
the
final
consonant
before
adding
er
or
est.
Fill
in
the
adjective
chart
below.
adjective
2
things
3
or
more
things
big
bigger
the
biggest
hot
21)hotter
22)the
hottest
23)sad
sadder
24)the
saddest
25)fat
26)fatter
the
fattest
wet
27)wetter
28)the
wettest
29)thin
thinner
30)the
thinnest
(
Name:
)
(
Class:
)
Adjectives
the
have
two
or
more
syllables
do
not
follow
the
same
pattern
of
adding
es
or
est.
With
these
adjectives,
you
do
not
add
an
ending.
Instead,
you
can
add
more
or
most
in
front
of
the
adjective.
Fill
in
the
adjective
chart
below.
adjective
2
things
3
or
more
things
beautiful
more
beautiful
most
beautiful
nervous
31)more
nervous
32)most
nervous
33)perfect
more
perfect
34)most
perfect
35)evil
36)more
evil
most
evil
embarrassed
37)more
embarrassed
38)most
embarrassed
39)stupid
more
stupid
40)most
stupid
Circle
the
correct
adjective
to
complete
each
sentence.
I
was
the
[
more
nervous
/
most
nervous
]
person
in
the
class
when
the
test
started
because
I
did
not
study
for
it.
I
think
that
vampires
are
the
[
more
evil
/
most
evil
]
monster.
They
make
zombies
and
werewolves
look
silly.
I
think
the
Jill
is
the
[
more
perfect
/
most
perfect
]
girl
in
my
class.
She
is
pretty,
good
at
sports,
and
smart
too.
I
was
[
more
embarrassed
/
most
embarrassed
]
when
I
lost
my
pants
than
when
I
fell
down
the
stairs.
My
dog
is
[
more
stupid
/
most
stupid
]
than
Jim’s
dog.
All
my
dog
can
do
is
lick
himself,
eat,
bark,
and
sleep.(共26張PPT)
Comparative
and
Superlative
Adjectives
形容詞比較級和最高級
Comparatives
are
used
to
show
the
difference
between
two
objects.
Let‘s
watch
a
video!
small-smaller
smart-smarter
hard-harder
warm-warmer
young-younger
cold-colder
The
ant
is
smaller
than
the
hippo.
clean
strong
old
dark
deep
high
soon
long
short
loud
cleaner
stronger
older
deeper
higher
sooner
longer
shorter
louder
darker
big-bigger
fat-fatter
hot-hotter
The
elephant
is
fatter
than
the
giraffe.
large-larger
wise-wiser
cute-cuter
The
elephant
is
larger
than
the
mouse.
happy-happier
angry-angrier
sleepy-sleepier
The
girl
is
happier
than
the
duck.
beautiful-more
beautiful
expensive-more
expensive
The
butterfly
is
more
beautiful
than
the
frog.
good-better
bad-worse
far-farther
many-more
Remember,
when
using
a
comparative
you
must
always
follow
it
with
the
word
“than”.
The
ant
is
smaller
than
the
hippo.
The
elephant
is
fatter
than
the
giraffe.
The
girl
is
happier
than
the
duck.
The
butterfly
is
more
beautiful
than
the
frog.
Superlatives
are
used
to
compare
three
or
more
things.
small+est=the
smallest
hard+est=the
hardest
The
ant
is
the
smallest.
big+est=the
biggest
fat+est=the
fattest
The
pig
is
the
fattest.
Rule
3:If
an
adjective
ends
with
a
“y”,
remove
the
“y”
and
add
–iest.
If
the
adjective
ends
with
a
“y”,
you
will
only
add
the
word
“most”
if
it
has
three
syllables
or
more.
happy+est=the
happiest
funny+est=the
funniest
The
elephant
is
the
heaviest.
satisfactory
+
most
=
the
most
satisfactory
Rule
4:
If
an
adjective
has
two
syllables
or
more
without
a
“y”
then
add
the
word
“most”
before
the
word.
beautiful+most=the
most
beautiful
expensive+most=the
most
expensive
The
airplane
is
the
most
expensive.
There
are
a
few
exceptions.
good=the
best
bad=the
worst
far=the
farthest
Remember,
when
using
a
superlative
you
must
always
follow
it
with
the
word
“the”.
The
ant
is
the
smallest.
The
Ford
is
the
biggest.
Bob
is
the
most
handsome.
The
airplane
is
the
most
expensive.
Mike
is
the
funniest
in
class.
Comparative
Compare
2
Things
-er
more/less
y
?
ier
followed
by
than
Superlative
Compare
3+
Things
-est
most/least
y
?
iest
the
comes
before
Let's
do
some
practice!?
Tell
me
the
Comparative
and
Superlative
form
of
the
words.
Adjective
Comparative
Superlative
nice
nicer
the
nicest
hungry
hungrier
the
hungriest
interesting
more
interesting
the
most
interesting
bright
brighter
the
brightest
cold
colder
the
coldest
beautiful
more
beautiful
the
most
beautiful
comfortable
more
comfortable
the
most
comfortable
big
bigger
the
biggest
1.Lily
got
the
worst/worse
mark
in
Maths.
2.She's
most
intelligent/the
most
intelligent
girl
in
the
class.
3.Which
subject
is
the
least/the
less
difficult?
4.You
must
come
with
us.It's
the
best/goodest
market
in
the
world.
5.That
is
worst/the
worst
idea
i
can
think
of.
6.She's
a
nicest/the
nicest
person
in
the
class.
7.My
grandpa
is
the
oldest/most
old
person
in
our
family.
8.I
like
these
shoes.They're
the
more
comfortable/most
comfortable.
Choose
the
correct
answer.
larger
the
smallest
better
the
worst
the
most
popular
the
highest
higher
the
most
enjoyable
more
comfortable
the
quickest
the
oldest

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