Comparative Adjectives Rules

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Comparative adjectives rules

Comparative Adjectives Rules

Nov 25 2008 nbsp 0183 32 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 Dec 5, 2011 · porque estoy viendo comparative and superlative en comparativo se agrega er a los adjetivos cortos y a los largos more quiero saber si es largo o corto

Comparative adjectives rules

Comparative Adjectives Rules

Comparative Adjectives RulesJul 18, 2006 · the comparative and superlative of "often" (Elroy - post #8.) The general rule is that you add -er and -est if the adjective/adverb consists of one syllable (faster, fastest; quicker, … Mar 8 2012 nbsp 0183 32 Dear friends Can you help me please How can I say correctly Fresh fruit and vegetables are MORE HEALTHY or HEALTHIER than fast food I m confused how to form