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Comparatives and Superlatives And: Comparing Two Things: Use Spelling Comparatives

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WordStudy

Unit
31
Vocabulary

Comparatives
and
Superlatives

-er
and
-est

Comparing
Two
Things:
Use
-er
Spelling
Comparatives

My
notebook
isthicker
than
your
harsh
harsher,
harshest

notebook.
(ends
with
consonant
digraph
=
no change)

Summer
is hotter
than
autumn.

The
mouse
turned
out
to be
braver
weak
weaker,
weakest

than
the
lion.
(vowel
digraph
=no change)

slim
slimmer,
slimmest

Comparing
Three
or More

(closed
syllable,
final
consonant
=
Things:
Use
-est
double
the
consonant)

Her
notebook
isthe
thickest
notebook

wide
wider,
widest

in
the room.
(final
silent
e, drop
e before

August
isusually
the
hottest
month
of adding
-er,
-est)

the
year.

early
earlier,
earliest

The
bravest
people
are not always
the
(ends
with
-y,
change
yto ibefore

strongest
or
the biggest.
adding
-er,
-est)

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