Use adjectives with more and most
Key Notes :
π Use Adjectives with More and Most
πΉ Adjectives are words that describe nouns (a person, place, thing, or idea).
Example: tall tree, beautiful flower, happy child π³πΈπ
π Comparative with More |
π We use more + adjective to compare two things or people.
Example:
- This book is more interesting π than that one.
- Rani is more careful π§βπ« than Sita.
π‘ Rule: Use more with adjectives that are long (two or more syllables).
Examples:
- more beautiful πΉ
- more expensive π°
- more comfortable ποΈ
π Superlative with Most |
π We use most + adjective to show that one thing or person is the best or greatest among all.
Example:
- This is the most exciting π’ ride in the park.
- He is the most intelligent π§ student in the class.
π‘ Rule: Use most with long adjectives too.
Examples:
- most useful π οΈ
- most delicious π°
- most important π
β‘ Quick Tips |
- β¨ Use more when comparing two things.
- β¨ Use most when comparing three or more things.
- β¨ Short adjectives usually use -er and -est (like taller/tallest), but long ones use more and most.
π― Practice Examples |
- This puzzle is __________ (interesting) than that one.
π Answer: more interesting π§© - That was the __________ (beautiful) sunset I have ever seen.
π Answer: most beautiful π - The sofa is __________ (comfortable) than the chair.
π Answer: more comfortable πͺποΈ
πβ¨ Remember: |
- More = comparing 2 π«
- Most = comparing 3 or more π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦