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Degrees of Comparison are used when we compare one person or one thing with Degrees of Comparison are used when we compare one person or one thing with another.

Degrees of Comparison Degrees of comparison words may be… adjectives describe nouns or adverbs Degrees of Comparison Degrees of comparison words may be… adjectives describe nouns or adverbs describe verbs

Degrees of Comparison There are three degrees of comparison Positive degree Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of Comparison There are three degrees of comparison Positive degree Comparative Superlative degree

The positive degree gives us information. pretty green small smelly The positive degree gives us information. pretty green small smelly

The positive degree big friendly smelly spotted The positive degree big friendly smelly spotted

The positive degree dangerous proud terrifying graceful The positive degree dangerous proud terrifying graceful

The comparative degree is used to compare only two things. The bee is smaller The comparative degree is used to compare only two things. The bee is smaller than the bird.

The comparative degree The butterfly is prettier than the worm. The comparative degree The butterfly is prettier than the worm.

The comparative degree The ant is slower than the cockroach. The comparative degree The ant is slower than the cockroach.

The superlative degree is used to compare three or more objects, people, or places. The superlative degree is used to compare three or more objects, people, or places. The ladybug is cuter than the fly, but the grasshopper is the cutest of them all!

The superlative degree The worm is faster than the snail, but the spider is The superlative degree The worm is faster than the snail, but the spider is the fastest of them all!

The superlative degree The yellow butterfly is prettier than the blue butterfly, but the The superlative degree The yellow butterfly is prettier than the blue butterfly, but the pink butterfly is the prettiest of them all.

Rule # 1 Add “r” and “st” to words that end in “e” safer Rule # 1 Add “r” and “st” to words that end in “e” safer safest wider widest tamer tamest

Degrees of comparison large Positive degree larger largest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison large Positive degree larger largest Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison tame Positive degree tamer tamest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison tame Positive degree tamer tamest Comparative Superlative degree

Rule # 2 If the word ends in “y”, change the “y” to “i” Rule # 2 If the word ends in “y”, change the “y” to “i” then add “er” or “est” tidy tidier tidiest happy happier happiest lucky luckier luckiest

Degrees of comparison heavy Positive degree heavier heaviest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison heavy Positive degree heavier heaviest Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison dirty Positive degree dirtier dirtiest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison dirty Positive degree dirtier dirtiest Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison 5+1= 3+1= 1+1= easy easier easiest Positive degree Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison 5+1= 3+1= 1+1= easy easier easiest Positive degree Comparative Superlative degree

Rule # 3 When the word has a short sound, the last letter must Rule # 3 When the word has a short sound, the last letter must be doubled when adding “er” or “est” bigger biggest hotter hottest sadder saddest

Degrees of comparison big Positive degree bigger biggest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison big Positive degree bigger biggest Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison wet Positive degree wetter wettest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison wet Positive degree wetter wettest Comparative Superlative degree

Rule # 4 When the word has a one syllable and ends on two Rule # 4 When the word has a one syllable and ends on two consonants add “er” or “est” smarter smartest blacker blackest colder coldest

Degrees of comparison smart Positive degree smarter smartest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison smart Positive degree smarter smartest Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison small Positive degree smaller smallest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison small Positive degree smaller smallest Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison young Positive degree younger youngest Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison young Positive degree younger youngest Comparative Superlative degree

Rule # 5 Some words do not follow the rules: good better the best Rule # 5 Some words do not follow the rules: good better the best bad worse the worst much more the most

Degrees of comparison bad Positive degree worse the worst Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison bad Positive degree worse the worst Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison good Positive degree better the best Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison good Positive degree better the best Comparative Superlative degree

Rule # 6 Words with three or more syllables get “more” and “most” before Rule # 6 Words with three or more syllables get “more” and “most” before the word beautiful more beautiful most beautiful interesting more interesting most interesting expensive more expensive most expensive

Degrees of comparison expensive Positive degree more expensive the most expensive Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison expensive Positive degree more expensive the most expensive Comparative Superlative degree

Degrees of comparison dangerous Positive degree more dangerous the most dangerous Comparative Superlative degree Degrees of comparison dangerous Positive degree more dangerous the most dangerous Comparative Superlative degree

Get out your whiteboard or paper and choose the correct form of the word! Get out your whiteboard or paper and choose the correct form of the word!

Cats are _____ than mice. bigger biggest Cats are _____ than mice. bigger biggest

Dogs are _____. tamer tamest Dogs are _____. tamer tamest

Birds are cute, bunnies are cuter, but cats are the ____ pets. cuter cutest Birds are cute, bunnies are cuter, but cats are the ____ pets. cuter cutest

Butterflies are ______ than grasshoppers. pretty prettier prettiest Butterflies are ______ than grasshoppers. pretty prettier prettiest

Lions are _____ than spiders. dangerous more dangerous most dangerous Lions are _____ than spiders. dangerous more dangerous most dangerous

Yesterday was hot, but today is even _____. hotter hottest Yesterday was hot, but today is even _____. hotter hottest

Please give me the ____apple. bigger biggest Please give me the ____apple. bigger biggest

Ben is the ____ boy that I have ever met! kinder kindest Ben is the ____ boy that I have ever met! kinder kindest

Today is ____than yesterday. colder coldest Today is ____than yesterday. colder coldest

Jack is ____ basketball player of the season! good better the best Jack is ____ basketball player of the season! good better the best

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