Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

Adjectives can be used to show a comparison between different subjects. There are two main forms of adjectives when discussing comparisons: Comparative, which compares between two subjects; as well as Superlative, which is used when comparing three or more subjects. An example would be the word “slow.” The comparative form of “slow” would be “slower,” which states that one subject is slower than another. The superlative form of slow would be “slowest,” which states that one subject is slower than all other subjects.

Last updated: 02/26/2018
Find us on Twitter: Follow @Mometrix