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Tuesday 26 April 2011

The Adjective-Irregular Comparison

The following adjectives are compared irregularly, that is, their Comparative and Superlative are not formed from the Positive:-
          Positive                      Comparative                     Superlative
      good, well                      better                                 best
      bad, evil, ill                     worse                                worst
      little                                less, lesser                          least
      much                                 more                               most
      many                                 more                               most
      late                                later, latter                      latest, last
      old                                older, elder                     oldest, eldest
       far                                  farther                             farthest
    


Malik Ishaq English Learning at 12:43
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