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Grammar · Year 4

MODULE 8 — Amazing animals YEAR 4

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1. Comparative adjectives

Used to compare two things/animals/people.

For short adjectives:

adjective + -er + than

Elephants are bigger than rhinos.
A cheetah is faster than a lion.

Spelling

big → bigger

fast → faster

small → smaller

⚠️ big → bigger, not biger

2. More + adjective

For longer adjectives:

more + adjective + than

A whale is more dangerous than a fish.
This animal is more beautiful than that one.

3. Superlatives

Used when comparing three or more things.

Short adjective:

the + adjective-est

This is the biggest animal.
He is the tallest student.

Long adjective:

the most + adjective

It is the most dangerous animal.

Common irregular forms

AdjectiveComparativeSuperlative
goodbetterthe best
badworsethe worst
farfarther/furtherthe farthest/furthest

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