GCSE; Adjectives and adverbs Irregular comparatives and superlatives. Using adjectives, adverbs, comparisons and superlatives accurately will enhance both your writing and speaking. Mastering them ...

Where the adjective ends with letter ‘y’, this can be removed to be replaced by letters ‘ier’ and ‘iest’ to make the comparative and superlative forms. Examples are Easy-Easier ...

We use comparative adjectives when we are comparing two things or people. Superlative adjectives are used when we're talking about more than two things or people. Here are some rules you need to ...

For irregular adjectives, take a look at the change here. Good becomes better or the best. ... Use a comparative or superlative adjective, adverb or discourse marker to join them together.

Translate the following irregular comparisons and superlatives into German. I like playing tennis but I prefer playing football. The film is good, but the book was better. The hotel is near but ...

Where the adjective ends with letter ‘y’, this can be removed to be replaced by letters ‘ier’ and ‘iest’ to make the comparative and superlative forms. Examples are Easy-Easier ...