Comparative and superlative adjectives

• the comparative and superlative forms for one syllable adjectives

 3 students: Dani, Ismael, Paula

Ismael is tall, but Paula is taller than Ismael. Dani is shorter than Ismael.
Paula is the tallest of the three.  
 

• the comparative and superlative forms for one syllable adjectives ending in “e”

strange






 wide

nice






This ________ sofa is nice. But the _______ one is nicer than the _____ one. It's also wider than the _______ one.

The _______ sofa is nicer than the _________ one, but the________ one is the nicest of the three.

•  the comparative and superlative forms for one syllable adjectives ending in consonant-vowel-consonant 

   3 Hot months:
   3 wet months:
The weather in _______ can be hot, but the weather in ______ is hotter than in ______. _____ is a wet month, but _______ is wetter than _______.
 _______ is the wettest month of the year. _______ is the hottest.
 

•  the comparative and superlative forms for two syllable adjectives ending in “y” 

  I am happy when I visit a friend, but I'm happier when it’s her birthday.
 
I am happy when I’m on vacation, but I’m the happiest when travel to a new place.

• the comparative and superlative forms for two or more syllable adjectives

 3 beautiful cities:
 ________ is a beautiful city, but _______ is more beautiful than ________.
 _______ is a very beautiful city, but in my opinion _______ is the most beautiful city in the world.

 
Making Comparative and superlative adjectives