I ran as fast as he could.
tall – taller – the tallest
Jane is taller than Lusie.
Jane is the tallest in our class.
short – shorter- the shortest
nice – nicer- the nicest
wide – wider- the widest
big – bigger- the biggest
hot – hotter- the hottest
pretty – prettier- the prettiest
happy – happier – the happiest
Irregular adjectives:
good – better- the best
This is the best price for you.
bad – worse- the worst
far – further- the furthest
little – less – the least
much – more – the most
many – more- the most
If there are two or more syllables – we used to use more than and the most suffixes:
popular – more popular than.. – the most popular
Internet is more popular than television nowadays.
important – more important than.. – the most important
as… as
We indicate that two objects or people have the same property with the as… as pattern:
His car is as expensive as my car.
I ran as fast as he could.
I should save money as much as possible.
Our flat is ( not ) as big as their flat.
the same as…
Their house is the same size as ours.
enough
Sorry, I haven’t got enough food for you.
She can’t run fast enough.
I have worked enough so I am really tired.