Comparative Analysis Another Name Patient un adjetivo largo o corto Creo que nos apresuramos en generalizar las reglas para la formaci n de comparativos y superlativos considerando todas las excepciones
Hi there As far as I m aware words with two syllables can form the comparative either by adding er suffix or more And also can form the superlative either by adding est Hi everyone A quick question why is the comparative of Alone more alone and not aloner since it is a two syllable adjective
Comparative Analysis Another Name
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Good good adjective better comparative the best superlative Example Sentences This book is better than that one This is the best school in the city bad bad Yes more and most are considered to be the comparative and superlative degrees respectively of both much and many It s interesting that the distinction between
Hola Por qu el comparativo de fun es more fun divertido m s divertido No podr a ser funner si es de una sola s laba y est formado por CVC Gracias Quickly is in fact an adverb and thus you must always say more quickly Quicklier is not a valid word Dirty is an adjective but Dirtier also sounds better than more
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The general rule for comparative and superlative forms of adjectives would suggest that all one syllable adjectives are formed using er and est So in theory fitter and fittest What an interesting question I have never heard proner but according to the rules I was taught 50 years ago proner should be fine as a comparative Example 2 She is
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Patient un adjetivo largo o corto Creo que nos apresuramos en generalizar las reglas para la formaci n de comparativos y superlativos considerando todas las excepciones
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Hi there As far as I m aware words with two syllables can form the comparative either by adding er suffix or more And also can form the superlative either by adding est
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Comparative Analysis Another Name - Yes more and most are considered to be the comparative and superlative degrees respectively of both much and many It s interesting that the distinction between
