How to Form Comparatives

Learn the rules for forming comparatives in English with this simple and clear video guide.

Here are 3 easy rules to help you form comparatives in English.

• 1 Syllable Adjectives:
  • Ends in "e": Add "r" at the end. Example: nice -> nicer.
  • Consonant + Vowel + Consonant: Double the last consonant and add "er". Example: big -> bigger.
  • Others: Just add "er". Example: fast -> faster.
• 2 Syllable Adjectives:
  • Ends in "y": Change "y" to "i" and add "er". Example: happy -> happier.
  • Others: Use "more" + adjective. Example: famous -> more famous
• 3 Syllables or More:
  • Use "more" + adjective. Example: generous -> more generous.

Understanding these rules will help you form comparatives correctly and confidently.

Watch the video to see these examples in action and practice forming comparatives with various adjectives. By mastering these rules, you'll be able to express comparisons more effectively in English.