Grammar learning path · A1 Beginner
Comparatives and superlatives.
Learn the two core comparison patterns in a deliberate order: first compare two people or things, then select one item from a group with a superlative. The paired lessons make the change in form and meaning easy to see.
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First lesson · Comparative (basic)
What you'll learn.
- Form regular and irregular comparative adjectives.
- Build basic superlatives with the correct spelling and article.
- Choose between a two-item comparison and a group comparison.
Before you start.
- Know common adjectives and the verb be.
Lessons in this path.
Take them in order- 1Lesson 1Comparative (basic)
Forms basic comparatives with -er, more, irregular forms, and optional than phrases for comparing two things.
- 2Lesson 2Superlatives (Basic)
Extends comparison to groups of three or more with -est, most, least, irregular forms, and the usual article the.
Ready?
Comparative (basic).
Begin with the first lesson and work through the practice at your own pace.