ELA245.Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
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Definition
Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, smaller, faster, higher)
Example
Angry - angrier - angriest.
Anxious - more anxious - most anxious.
Big - bigger - biggest.
Brave - braver - bravest.
Bright - brighter - brightest.
Broad - broader - broadest.
Calm - calmer - calmest.
Lyrics
Comparative/superlative adjectives
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Okay, comparatives comparing what is less and what is more
Okay, superlative is what is least and what is most
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparatives comparing what is less and what is more
Okay, superlative is what is least and what is most
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparative someone tell me what’s the difference
This is used when comparing two nouns in a sentence
Like he’s taller than him
Or she’s smaller than her
Or they’re smarter than them
Her hair softer than fur
Okay superlative what’s the upper/lower limits?
What’s the tallest? What’s the smallest?
Someone tell me what’s the biggest!
What’s the highest? What’s the lowest?
What’s the fastest? What’s the slowest?
What’s the youngest? What’s the oldest?
You didn’t know well now you know?
Okay, comparatives comparing what is less and what is more
Okay, superlative is what is least and what is most
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparatives comparing what is less and what is more
Okay, superlative is what is least and what is most
Okay, comparative/superlative
Okay, comparative/superlative
Standards
- CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.G — Form and use comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs, and choose between them depending on what is to be modified.