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DEGREES OF
DEGREES OF
COMPARISON
COMPARISON
Derajat Perbandingan
Derajat Perbandingan
There are three degrees of
There are three degrees of
comparison:
comparison:
*Positive degree :
*Positive degree :
as … as/as not as…..as
as … as/as not as…..as
the same … (noun) as…
the same … (noun) as…
*Comparative degree :
*Comparative degree : …..er/more……than
…..er/more……than
*Superlative degree :
*Superlative degree :
the….est / most ……
the….est / most ……
Look at the picture!
Look at the picture!
 tall /short
tall /short
 Mr. A, B & C
Mr. A, B & C
We can make some
We can make some
sentences :
sentences :
A
A B
B C
C
 Mr. A is shorter than Mr. B.
Mr. A is shorter than Mr. B.
 Mr. B is shorter than Mr. C.
Mr. B is shorter than Mr. C.
 Mr. C is taller than Mr. B.
Mr. C is taller than Mr. B.
 Mr. C is the tallest man of all.
Mr. C is the tallest man of all.
 Mr. A is the shortest man of all.
Mr. A is the shortest man of all.
Some common rules
Some common rules
in forming the comparative & superlative
in forming the comparative & superlative
degrees of comparison:
degrees of comparison:
1. for one syllable word
1. for one syllable word
 Add –er for the comparative degree & add – est for
Add –er for the comparative degree & add – est for
the superlative degree.
the superlative degree.
e.g : tall
e.g : tall taller
tallertallest
tallest
sweet
sweet sweeter
sweeter sweetest
sweetest
 Adjective end in –e, just add –r and –st.
Adjective end in –e, just add –r and –st.
e.g :large
e.g :large larger
larger largest
largest
late
late later
later latest
latest
 If the adjectives end in a vowel & a consonant,
If the adjectives end in a vowel & a consonant,
double the consonant before adding –er and –est.
double the consonant before adding –er and –est.
e.g : fat
e.g : fat fatter
fatter fattest
fattest
thin
thin thinner
thinner thinnest
thinnest
2. For two syllables words
2. For two syllables words
 If the adjectives end in –y, change –y into –
If the adjectives end in –y, change –y into –
i, then add –
i, then add –er
er for comparative & add –
for comparative & add –est
est
for superlative
for superlative
e.g : busy
e.g : busy busier
busier busiest
busiest
 For most adjective & adverbs, precede
For most adjective & adverbs, precede
“more” for comparative & “most” for
“more” for comparative & “most” for
superlative.
superlative.
e.g : famous
e.g : famous more famous
more famous most famous
most famous
Special adjectives
Special adjectives
Some two syllable adjectives have two possible forms
Some two syllable adjectives have two possible forms
of comparisons.
of comparisons.
common commoner/more common commonest /most common
common commoner/more common commonest /most common
likely
likely likelier / more likely
likelier / more likely likeliest / most likely
likeliest / most likely
pleasant pleasanter/more pleasant pleasantest/most pleasant
pleasant pleasanter/more pleasant pleasantest/most pleasant
polite
polite politer / more polite politest / most polite
politer / more polite politest / most polite
simple
simple simpler / more simple simplest / most simple
simpler / more simple simplest / most simple
stupid
stupid stupider / more stupid stupidest / most stupid
stupider / more stupid stupidest / most stupid
subtle
subtle subtler / more subtle subtlest / most subtle
subtler / more subtle subtlest / most subtle
sure
sure surer / more sure surest / most sure
surer / more sure surest / most sure
3. Notice
3. Notice
 For the adverbs end in –
For the adverbs end in –ly
ly either of two or
either of two or
more syllable precede
more syllable precede more
more for the
for the
comparative &
comparative & most
most for superlative.
for superlative.
e.g :slowly
e.g :slowly more slowly
more slowly most slowly
most slowly
IT IS AN EXEPTION FOR THE ADV.
IT IS AN EXEPTION FOR THE ADV.
EARLY. It uses suffix –er & -est.
EARLY. It uses suffix –er & -est.
early
early earlier
earlier earliest
earliest
4. Notice
4. Notice
 For more than two syllables words, just
For more than two syllables words, just
precede
precede more
more for comparative &
for comparative & mos
most for
t for
superlative.
superlative.
e.g: expensive
e.g: expensive more expensive
more expensive
most expensive
most expensive
difficult
difficult more difficult
more difficult
most difficult
most difficult
5. Some irregular forms
5. Some irregular forms
Positive
Positive Comparative
Comparative Superlative
Superlative
bad/ill
bad/ill worse
worse worst
worst
good/well
good/well better
betterbest
best
little
little less
less least
least
many/much
many/much more
more most
most
late
late later
later latest
latest
latter
latter last
last
far
far (distance)
(distance) farther
farther farthest
farthest
far
far (time)
(time)further
further furthest
furthest
old
old (family member)
(family member) elder
elder eldest
eldest
old (age)
old (age) older
older oldest
oldest
Make Comparisons based
Make Comparisons based
on the following data!
on the following data!
 1. Each student arrives at school at
1. Each student arrives at school at
different time.
different time.
a. Nazil arrives at 6 a.m.
a. Nazil arrives at 6 a.m.
b. Suci arrives at 6.10 a.m.
b. Suci arrives at 6.10 a.m.
c. Rahayu arrives at 6.30 a.m.
c. Rahayu arrives at 6.30 a.m.
 There are three books which have
There are three books which have
different prices.
different prices.
a. a mathematic book is Rp. 45.000,-
a. a mathematic book is Rp. 45.000,-
b. an English book is Rp. 50.000,-
b. an English book is Rp. 50.000,-
c. a history book is 60.000,-
c. a history book is 60.000,-
 Three women have different ages.
Three women have different ages.
a. Ms. Nining is 35 years old.
a. Ms. Nining is 35 years old.
b. Mrs. Ranti is 31 years old.
b. Mrs. Ranti is 31 years old.
c. Mrs. Hartanti is 37 years old.
c. Mrs. Hartanti is 37 years old.
 Each student has different English
Each student has different English
grades.
grades.
a. Anam got 7
a. Anam got 7
b. Taufik got 6
b. Taufik got 6
c. Wachit got 8
c. Wachit got 8
 There are girls who have different
There are girls who have different
heights.
heights.
a. Fizka is 160 cm tall.
a. Fizka is 160 cm tall.
b. Yunani is 150 cm tall.
b. Yunani is 150 cm tall.
c. Desy is 170 cm tall.
c. Desy is 170 cm tall.

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degrees-of-comparison-grammar-guides_91835.ppt

  • 1. DEGREES OF DEGREES OF COMPARISON COMPARISON Derajat Perbandingan Derajat Perbandingan
  • 2. There are three degrees of There are three degrees of comparison: comparison: *Positive degree : *Positive degree : as … as/as not as…..as as … as/as not as…..as the same … (noun) as… the same … (noun) as… *Comparative degree : *Comparative degree : …..er/more……than …..er/more……than *Superlative degree : *Superlative degree : the….est / most …… the….est / most ……
  • 3. Look at the picture! Look at the picture!  tall /short tall /short  Mr. A, B & C Mr. A, B & C
  • 4. We can make some We can make some sentences : sentences : A A B B C C  Mr. A is shorter than Mr. B. Mr. A is shorter than Mr. B.  Mr. B is shorter than Mr. C. Mr. B is shorter than Mr. C.  Mr. C is taller than Mr. B. Mr. C is taller than Mr. B.  Mr. C is the tallest man of all. Mr. C is the tallest man of all.  Mr. A is the shortest man of all. Mr. A is the shortest man of all.
  • 5. Some common rules Some common rules in forming the comparative & superlative in forming the comparative & superlative degrees of comparison: degrees of comparison:
  • 6. 1. for one syllable word 1. for one syllable word  Add –er for the comparative degree & add – est for Add –er for the comparative degree & add – est for the superlative degree. the superlative degree. e.g : tall e.g : tall taller tallertallest tallest sweet sweet sweeter sweeter sweetest sweetest  Adjective end in –e, just add –r and –st. Adjective end in –e, just add –r and –st. e.g :large e.g :large larger larger largest largest late late later later latest latest  If the adjectives end in a vowel & a consonant, If the adjectives end in a vowel & a consonant, double the consonant before adding –er and –est. double the consonant before adding –er and –est. e.g : fat e.g : fat fatter fatter fattest fattest thin thin thinner thinner thinnest thinnest
  • 7. 2. For two syllables words 2. For two syllables words  If the adjectives end in –y, change –y into – If the adjectives end in –y, change –y into – i, then add – i, then add –er er for comparative & add – for comparative & add –est est for superlative for superlative e.g : busy e.g : busy busier busier busiest busiest  For most adjective & adverbs, precede For most adjective & adverbs, precede “more” for comparative & “most” for “more” for comparative & “most” for superlative. superlative. e.g : famous e.g : famous more famous more famous most famous most famous
  • 8. Special adjectives Special adjectives Some two syllable adjectives have two possible forms Some two syllable adjectives have two possible forms of comparisons. of comparisons. common commoner/more common commonest /most common common commoner/more common commonest /most common likely likely likelier / more likely likelier / more likely likeliest / most likely likeliest / most likely pleasant pleasanter/more pleasant pleasantest/most pleasant pleasant pleasanter/more pleasant pleasantest/most pleasant polite polite politer / more polite politest / most polite politer / more polite politest / most polite simple simple simpler / more simple simplest / most simple simpler / more simple simplest / most simple stupid stupid stupider / more stupid stupidest / most stupid stupider / more stupid stupidest / most stupid subtle subtle subtler / more subtle subtlest / most subtle subtler / more subtle subtlest / most subtle sure sure surer / more sure surest / most sure surer / more sure surest / most sure
  • 9. 3. Notice 3. Notice  For the adverbs end in – For the adverbs end in –ly ly either of two or either of two or more syllable precede more syllable precede more more for the for the comparative & comparative & most most for superlative. for superlative. e.g :slowly e.g :slowly more slowly more slowly most slowly most slowly IT IS AN EXEPTION FOR THE ADV. IT IS AN EXEPTION FOR THE ADV. EARLY. It uses suffix –er & -est. EARLY. It uses suffix –er & -est. early early earlier earlier earliest earliest
  • 10. 4. Notice 4. Notice  For more than two syllables words, just For more than two syllables words, just precede precede more more for comparative & for comparative & mos most for t for superlative. superlative. e.g: expensive e.g: expensive more expensive more expensive most expensive most expensive difficult difficult more difficult more difficult most difficult most difficult
  • 11. 5. Some irregular forms 5. Some irregular forms Positive Positive Comparative Comparative Superlative Superlative bad/ill bad/ill worse worse worst worst good/well good/well better betterbest best little little less less least least many/much many/much more more most most late late later later latest latest latter latter last last far far (distance) (distance) farther farther farthest farthest far far (time) (time)further further furthest furthest old old (family member) (family member) elder elder eldest eldest old (age) old (age) older older oldest oldest
  • 12. Make Comparisons based Make Comparisons based on the following data! on the following data!  1. Each student arrives at school at 1. Each student arrives at school at different time. different time. a. Nazil arrives at 6 a.m. a. Nazil arrives at 6 a.m. b. Suci arrives at 6.10 a.m. b. Suci arrives at 6.10 a.m. c. Rahayu arrives at 6.30 a.m. c. Rahayu arrives at 6.30 a.m.
  • 13.  There are three books which have There are three books which have different prices. different prices. a. a mathematic book is Rp. 45.000,- a. a mathematic book is Rp. 45.000,- b. an English book is Rp. 50.000,- b. an English book is Rp. 50.000,- c. a history book is 60.000,- c. a history book is 60.000,-
  • 14.  Three women have different ages. Three women have different ages. a. Ms. Nining is 35 years old. a. Ms. Nining is 35 years old. b. Mrs. Ranti is 31 years old. b. Mrs. Ranti is 31 years old. c. Mrs. Hartanti is 37 years old. c. Mrs. Hartanti is 37 years old.
  • 15.  Each student has different English Each student has different English grades. grades. a. Anam got 7 a. Anam got 7 b. Taufik got 6 b. Taufik got 6 c. Wachit got 8 c. Wachit got 8
  • 16.  There are girls who have different There are girls who have different heights. heights. a. Fizka is 160 cm tall. a. Fizka is 160 cm tall. b. Yunani is 150 cm tall. b. Yunani is 150 cm tall. c. Desy is 170 cm tall. c. Desy is 170 cm tall.