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Review of the superlative and comparative adjectives and adverbs.
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Superlative & ComparativeSuperlative & ComparativeAdjectives and AdverbsAdjectives and Adverbs
Mrs. SampleMrs. Sample
AdjectiveAdjective
• A word that modifies (describes) a noun! Example:
1. The talltall man was late for work. 2. The beautiful woman was shopping. 3. The hungry bear was growling.
AdverbAdverb
• A word that modifies (describes) a verb. States how something is done.
Example: 1. The man was running quicklyquickly up the
street. 2. The dog barked loudly at the mail
man. 3. The woman rapidly left the store.
SyllablesSyllables• Part of the word containing vowel sounds.
READINGREAD ………………………………….ING
1ST Syllable 2nd Syllable
Syllable ExamplesSyllable Examples
1. One-syllable adjective or adverbFast, Big, Cheap, Long
2. Two-syllable adjective or adverbHappypy, Crazyzy, Dirtyty
3. Three-syllable adjective or adverbImporportanttant, Wonderderfulful
Comparative Adjective or AdverbComparative Adjective or Adverb
One Syllable Add –er to the adjective or adverb Ex. Tall – Taller
Two Syllables Add –er or the word “more” to the adj. or adv. Ex. Easy – Easierer Cheerful- MoreMore Cheerful
Three Syllables
Add “more” to the adj. or adv. Ex. Powerful- ““more” more” powerful
Superlative Adjective or AdverbSuperlative Adjective or Adverb
One Syllable Add –est to the adjective or adverb Ex. Tall – Tallest
Two Syllables Add –est or the word “most” to the adj. or adv. Ex. Easy – Easiestest Cheerful- MostMost Cheerful
Three Syllables
Add “most” to the adj. or adv. Ex. Powerful- ““most” most” powerful
PRACTICE!!! Compare the two!PRACTICE!!! Compare the two!
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