Comparatives rule
- er ending
use more/ less
Nice
Nicer/ Nicest
Large
Larger/ Largest
Superlative of "Good/ Well"
Best
Comparative of "Good/ Well"
Better
Superlatives rule
- est ending
Most or least
Heavy
Heavier/ Heaviest
Funny
Superlative of "Bad/ Badly"
Worst
Comparative of "Bad/ Badly"
Worse
One-syllable adjectives
-er or -r
Boring
More/ less boring
Most/ least boring
Sleepy
Sleepier/ Sleepiest
Superlative of "Little"
Least
Comparative of "Little"
Less
Two-syllable adjectives ending in -y
Change -y to -i and add -er
Fun
More/ Less Fun
Most/ Least Fun
Interesting
More interesting/ less interesting
Most interesting/ least interesting
Superlative of "Old"
Comparative of "Old"
Older/ Elder
Two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y
All three-syllable adjectives and more
More + adjective
Handsome
Handsomer/ Handsomest
More handsome/ Most handsome
Polite
More/ Less polite
Most/ Least polite or Politest
Superlative of "Far"
The Furthest/ The Farthest
Comparatives of "Far"
Further/ Farther