Comparatives and Superlatives Flashcards

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Przymiotnik Porownawczy

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Comparative

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Przymiotnik Superlatyw

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Superlative

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sadness

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nieszczescie/smutek

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happiness

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szczescie/radosc

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wczesniej/przedtem/dawniej/przed

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before

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chudy/szczuply/lekki

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skinny

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What is a superlative? Give one example.

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It is an adjective which compares one thing to all other things in the same group.

Ex. Smallest

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What is a comparative? Give one example.

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It is an adjective which compares two things.

Ex. Smaller

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How do we use comparatives? 2x

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adjective* + “er” + noun/nothing + “than” + noun

“more” + adjective* + noun/nothing + “than” + noun

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How do we use superlatives? 2x

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“the” + adjective + “est” + noun/nothing

“the most” + adjective* + noun/nothing

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What are the 6 forms of superlatives/comparatives?

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1) 1 syllable ending with “e”,
2) 1 syllable, consonant + short vowel + consonant,
3) ending with “y”,
4) 1 syllable,
5) 2 or more syllables,
6) Exceptions/Irregular.

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How do we form c/s which have 1 syllable ending with an “e”? Give examples.

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c: adjective + “r”
s: adjective + “st”

ex. nice, strange, simple

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How do we form c/s which have 1 syllable of a consonant, a vowel and a consonant? Give examples.

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c: adjective + last consonant + “er”
s: adjective + last consonant + “est”

ex. big, hot

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How do we form c/s which end with a “y”? Give examples.

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c: adjective - “y” + “i” + “er”
s: adjective - “y” + “i” + “est”

ex. ugly, bony, pretty, angry

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How do we form c/s which have 1 syllable but don’t end in an “e” or a “y”? Give examples.

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c: adjective + “er”
s: adjective + “est”

ex. young, fast, strong, dark, light

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How do we form c/s which have 2 or more syllables and do not end with a “y”? Give examples.

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c: “more” + adjective
s: “most” + adjective

ex. beautiful, interesting, dangerous

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Give the 4 most important irregular c/s.

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good, bad, far, well

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What is the c/s form of “good”?

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better

best

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What is the c/s form of “bad”?

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worse

worst

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What is the c/s form of “well”?

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better

best

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What is the c/s form of “far”?

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further/farther

furthest/farthest

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porownywac

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to compare

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samogłoska (z wymowa)

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vowel (wa-łyl)

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example (z wymowa)

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przyklad (e-xam-pl)

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porownywac (z wymowa)

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to compare (tu komper/kompers)