Degree of Adjectives: Positive Comparative Superlative
The document lists the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English. It shows that many adjectives form the comparative by adding -er and the superlative by adding -est. However, some irregular adjectives have alternative comparative and superlative endings, such as good, bad, far, and many. The document serves as a reference for English speakers to check or learn the different degrees of adjectives.
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Degree of Adjectives: Positive Comparative Superlative
The document lists the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English. It shows that many adjectives form the comparative by adding -er and the superlative by adding -est. However, some irregular adjectives have alternative comparative and superlative endings, such as good, bad, far, and many. The document serves as a reference for English speakers to check or learn the different degrees of adjectives.
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DEGREE OF ADJECTIVES
Positive Comparative Superlative
*Tall taller tallest Short shorter shortest Small smaller smallest Fast faster fastest Slow slower slowest Black blacker blackest Bright brighter brightest Cheap cheaper cheapest Close closer closest Cold colder coldest Cool cooler coolest Deep deeper deepest Few fewer fewest Fine finer finest Great greater greatest High higher highest Large larger largest Long longer longest Low lower lowest New newer newest Noble nobler noblest Poor poorer poorest Quick quicker quickest Rich richer richest Safe safer safest Short shorter shortest Simple simpler simplest Soft softer softest Strong stronger strongest Sweet sweeter sweetest Thick thicker thickest Weak weaker weakest Mean meaner meaner Brave braver bravest Clean cleaner cleanest Clever cleverer cleverest Cheap cheaper cheapest Gentle gentler gentlest Nice nicer nicest Slow slower slowest Slim slimmer slimmest True truer truest Wise wiser wisest Young younger youngest *Big bigger biggest Angry angrier angriest Fat fatter fattest thin thinner thinnest Fit fitter fittest Glad gladder gladdest Hot hotter hottest Red redder reddest Sad sadder saddest Thin thinner thinnest *Busy busier busiest Crazy crazier craziest Easy easier easiest Dirty dirtier dirtiest Early earlier earliest Ugly uglier ugliest Naughty naughtier naughtiest Near nearer nearest Dry drier driest Easy easier easiest Happy happier happiest Healthy healthier healthiest Heavy heavier heaviest Hungry hungrier hungriest Lovely lovelier loveliest Ugly uglier ugliest Lazy lazier laziest Pretty prettier prettiest Merry merrier merriest *Gay gayer gayest Grey greyer greyest *Active more active most active Attentive more attentive most attentive Beautiful more beautiful most beautiful Careful more careful most careful Comfortable more comfortable most comfortable Difficult more difficult most difficult Famous more famous most famous Generous more generous most generous Interesting more interesting most interesting Cunning more obedient most obedient Dangerous more dangerous most dangerous Honest more honest most honest Important more important most important *Far farther farthest Fur further furthest In inner innermost/inmost Out outer outmost Up upper upmost Bad worse worst Fore former foremost Good better best Late later/latter latest/last Little less least Many/Much more most Old older/elder oldest/eldest