English grammar : COMPARATIVES / SUPERLATIVES

English grammar : COMPARATIVES / SUPERLATIVES

MAIN USE :
Comparatives
are used to compare two things and to highlight the superiority,
inferiority, or equality of one term compared to another.
For comparisons in larger groups, you must use the superlative.

The superlative designates extremes: the best, the first, the worst, the last, etc.

SUPERIORITY

a) Short adjectives: adj+ er than
ex : Peter is taller than Sandra.

b) Long adjectives: :MORE + adj + THAN
A Ferrari is more expensive than a Mini.

SUPERLATIVE

a/Short adjectives : THE ADJ+-EST/IESTt...

b/Long adjectives : THE MOST / THE LEAST + adjective...

ex : It's the nicest place i've ever visited
This is the most pleasant place on Earth

EQUALITY : Short & long adjectives: AS... adjective... AS..

ex : English is as easy as German. Doesn't exist

INFERIORITY : Short & long adjectives: LESS + adjectif + THAN
ex : July is less cold than January

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