Now let's review and practice a bit.
Remember the when forming the comparative degree follow the pattern noun or pronoun subject of the sentence
plus verb plus comparative adjective plus then plus noun or pronoun as the object of the sentence.
Now read the following sentence and provide the comparative form of the adjective in the bracket.
Adam is tall then Jen
Adam is taller than Jim.
Also remember the when an adjective ends with a vowel plus a consonant we doubled the continent and
then add E R and when an adjective ends for the constant plus of why we keep the consonant then change
y.
I then add E R and when there are two syllables we add e r or more and when there are three syllables
we simply add more.
Now provide the comparative form of the adjectives below heavy
heavier stat
fatter hot
hotter easy easier wealthy wealthier or more wealthy important
more important difficult more difficult.