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Adjective Forms: Adjectives are classified into 6 forms - Positive, Comparative, Superlative, Two-Syllable, Three or mor Syllables and Irregular.

English Adjective Forms - Usage Examples

Positive Modifies a noun or pronoun without comparing it to anyone or anything else.
Mary is a fast swimmer.
Comparative Compares two nouns or pronouns.
Yes, his car is the fastest in the race.
Superlative Compares three or more nouns or pronouns.
Two-Syllable May use er, est suffixes or more, most modifiers
He is the clumsiest boy. He is the most clumsy boy.
Three or more Syllables Usually use more, most, less, least modifiers
The is the most ridiculous costume.
Irregular Use completely different words to express comparison
good, better, best
Henry is the best speller.

 
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