Comparative & Superlative 3 dimensions

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Comparative & Superlative 3 dimensions

Comparatives

You're the greatest person in the world

It is used in sentences in which we compare a subject with a group of objects

The superlatives used to describe an object that is at the top or bottom of a quality

Subject+ verb to be+ the+ adjetive+ est+ complement

Superlatives

Example

That bottle is bigger than that box of milk

Use

It is used to campare nouns

Meaning

The comparative used in English to compare differences between two subjects.

Form

Subject+ verb to be+ (more) comparative adjetive+ er+ than+ +noun