1. Complete the rules in the grammar table. Word box: -ier, worse, more (x2), better, two, -er.
- We use comparative adjectives to compare two or more people, things, etc.
- To form the comparative of short adjectives (one syllable) we add -er.
- To form the comparative of long adjectives (two syllables +) we use more before the adjective.
- When the adjective has two syllables and ends in -y, we remove the -y and add -ier to form the comparative.
- Better (good) and worse (bad) are irregular comparatives.
- To make the comparative form of an adverb we usually add more.