3rd a 2 comparative arnau bertran, guillem and david
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The document discusses the comparative form of adjectives in English. It explains that the comparative form is used to compare two things and always uses the preposition "than". For one-syllable adjectives, "-er" is added, and for words ending in consonant + y, the y is changed to i. For words ending in a vowel + consonant, the consonant is doubled. For adjectives with two or more syllables, "more" is used before the adjective. Examples are provided to illustrate each case.
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3rd a 2 comparative arnau bertran, guillem and david
- 1. COMPARATIVE FORMArnau BertranDavid GuerreroGuillem Fernandez
- 2. INTRODUCTIONThe comparative form of adjectives is used to compare two things.
- 4. FirstcaseIfthewordhas onlyonesyllableweaddthetermination –erCheap – CheaperThepencil is cheaperthanthepen
- 5. FirstcaseIfthewordfinisheswith consonant + y wechangethey for theiCrazy - CrazierIfthewordfinisheswith 1 vowal+ 1 consonant weadddouble consonant.Big - Bigger
- 6. second CASEIfthewordhas two or moresyllablesweusemore + adjective + than.Thephone is moreexpensivethanthechair
- 7. That’SALL!If you have any question, this is the moment to ask!
- 8. THE END