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Chap­ter 1

Read chap­ter 1 (pages 9 - 14)

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Chap­ter 1
Gram­mar sec­tion

Com­pe­ra­ti­ve Ad­jec­ti­ves

Beth: „They‘re hungrier than we are.



Com­pa­ra­ti­ve ad­jec­ti­ves are used to show chan­ge or make com­pa­ri­sons. And to com­pa­re things we use than.



Struc­tu­re:



> Ad­jec­ti­ves with one sylla­ble:

— We add -er

hard - harder   small - smaller

> Ad­jec­ti­ves with one sylla­ble en­ding in -e:

— We add -r.

wide - wider   large - larger

> Ad­jec­ti­ves endig in a vowel + con­so­nant:

— We dou­ble the con­so­nant and add -er.

fit - fitter   big - bigger

> Ad­jec­ti­ves endig in a con­so­nant + -y:

— We chan­ge -y to -i and add -er.

happy - happier   muddy - muddier

> Ad­jec­ti­ves ha­ving two or more sylla­bles:

— We use more be­fo­re the ad­jec­ti­ve

more beau­ti­ful   more ama­zing



Be ca­re­ful or ir­re­gu­lar com­pe­ra­ti­ve forms:

far - far­ther|fur­ther   good - bet­ter   bad - worse

Chap­ter 1
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Grammar
Use the comparative form of the advective in brackets.

1. The March family was   than the Hummel family. (rich)

2. Beth was   than Hannah. (young)

3. Meg‘s hair was   than Jo‘s hair. (short)

4. The gloves were   than the slippers. (cheap)

5. The Hummel family was   than we were. (hungry)

6. Meg was   than Amy. (old)

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