Comparatives & Superlatives

Comparatives compare two things. Superlatives show the highest or lowest degree in a group. Comparatives and superlatives help you compare people, things, and situations. You use **comparatives** for two items (bigger, more interesting) and **superlatives** for one in a group (the biggest, the most interesting). ### What you will practice - Short adjectives: tall → taller → the tallest - Long adjectives: interesting → more interesting → the most interesting - Spelling changes (hot → hotter, easy → easier) ### Common mistakes We’ll also fix typical errors like double comparatives and missing “than/the”. ### Practice tip Write 5 sentences using this grammar point.