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Comparative & Superlative for Long Adjectives

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Bright slides teaching more/most forms for Grade 4

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Comparative & Superlative for Long Adjectives
 

Comparative & Superlative for Long AdjectivesOnline version

Bright slides teaching more/most forms for Grade 4

by شروق الجمال
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Slide 1: Introduction

Long adjectives like dangerous, difficult, exciting, and more use more and most for comparison. Pictures help us see the difference clearly.

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Slide 2: Rule for long adjectives

For most long adjectives with two or more syllables, use more for the comparative and most for the superlative: more dangerous, most dangerous.

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Slide 3: Dangerous

Dangerousmore dangerousmost dangerous. A dangerous road becomes more dangerous at night and most dangerous during a storm.

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Slide 4: Difficult

Difficultmore difficultmost difficult. The homework is more difficult than yesterday, but the test is most difficult of the week.

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Slide 5: Exciting

Excitingmore excitingmost exciting. The science project is more exciting when it has experiments, and the fair is most exciting of all.

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Slide 6: Different

Differentmore differentmost different. Two animals look more different from each other, and the trio is most different of the group.

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Slide 7: Creative

Creativemore creativemost creative. A more creative drawing uses color and ideas, while the most creative wins a prize.

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Slide 8: Comfortable

Comfortablemore comfortablemost comfortable. A seat can be more comfortable with cushions, and the bed is most comfortable at the end.

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Slide 9: Colorful

Colorfulmore colorfulmost colorful. A mural becomes more colorful with paints, and the parade is most colorful of the day.

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Slide 10: Quick recap

Recap: For two or more syllables, use more / most. Example patterns help us compare ideas clearly. Look for pictures to reinforce each form.

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