This document summarizes the comparative and superlative forms of common irregular adjectives in English. It provides the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives like good, bad, little, many, much, far, old, and lists example sentences using these forms to demonstrate their use in context. The document acts as a reference for students to learn how to properly inflect and use irregular adjectives in comparisons.
This document summarizes the comparative and superlative forms of common irregular adjectives in English. It provides the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives like good, bad, little, many, much, far, old, and lists example sentences using these forms to demonstrate their use in context. The document acts as a reference for students to learn how to properly inflect and use irregular adjectives in comparisons.
This document summarizes the comparative and superlative forms of common irregular adjectives in English. It provides the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives like good, bad, little, many, much, far, old, and lists example sentences using these forms to demonstrate their use in context. The document acts as a reference for students to learn how to properly inflect and use irregular adjectives in comparisons.
This document summarizes the comparative and superlative forms of common irregular adjectives in English. It provides the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives like good, bad, little, many, much, far, old, and lists example sentences using these forms to demonstrate their use in context. The document acts as a reference for students to learn how to properly inflect and use irregular adjectives in comparisons.
Comparative- Superlative Positive Comparative Superlative Good better best Bad worse worst Little less least Many more most Much more most Far further Furthest (of distance of time) farther Farthest (only distance) Old older Oldest (of people & things) elder Eldest (of people, family, relationship)
