Using -er and -est When Comparing
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This document discusses how to compare objects using the suffixes "er" and "est". When comparing two objects, "er" is added to indicate which is longer/taller/stronger, etc. When comparing more than two objects, "est" is added to indicate which is the most long/tall/strong. The suffixes "er" and "est" are added to adjectives to show comparisons between objects.
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Using -er and -est When Comparing
- 1. long long er long est If we compare two objects we often add er to the word If we compare more than two objects,we often add est to the word
- 2. tall tall er tall est
- 3. strong strong strong er est
- 4. The word stays the same but we add ‘ er ‘ or ‘ est ’ The middle snake is long er than the small snake. The large snake is the long est .
- 5. long small weak kind short tallest taller tall + ‘est’ + ‘er’