When an adjective is used to compare two objects, you use the comparative form of the adjective
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), followed by the comparative (más or menos), so that el meñique es el dedo más pequeño or el meñique es el más pequeño de los dedos is the pinky is the smallest finger
Comparative: Superlative: dark: darker: darkest: deadly: deadlier: deadliest: deep: deeper: deepest: dense: denser: densest: dirty: dirtier: dirtiest: dry: drier: driest: dull: duller: dullest: dumb: dumber: dumbest: dusty: dustier: dustiest: early: earlier: earliest: easy: easier: easiest: faint: fainter: faintest: fair: fairer: fairest: fancy: fancier: fanciest قاعدة المقارنة و التفضيل في اللغة الانجليزية , امثلة على المقارنة والتفضيل , امثلة على المقارنة في اللغة الانجليزية , مقارنة بالانجليزي بين شيئين , جمل على comparative and superlative تمارين قواعد اللغة
Use contractions where possible
Irregular adjectives use a different word instead of adding -er, -est or more to create their comparative and superlative forms
To form the superlative, we remove the -y and add -iest to the end of the adjective
(Superlative) The rules of comparative and superlative adjectives: • For one