When you're making comparative or superlative adjectives (the rules are the same for both), if the adjective has more than one syllable and does not end in y, use more/most adjective Examples * big, tall, loud (one syllable) = bigger, taller,Many one and twosyllable adjectives and onesyllable adverbs may be compared by adding ‑er or ‑est Examples sweet, sweeter, sweetest high, higher, highest silly, sillier, silliest big, bigger, biggest Usually, with words of three or more syllables, don't add ‑er or ‑est Use more or most in front of the wordsMore enjoyable most enjoyable expensive more expensive most expensive foolish more foolish most foolish forgetful more forgetful most forgetful frightening more frightening most frightening generous more generous most generous handsome more handsome most handsome helpful more helpful most helpful ignorant more ignorant most ignorant important more important most Comparing Degrees Of Adjectives Esl Worksheet By Olindalima F Which adjectiv...
