Good grammar day!
It’s not only grammar but also working day. The best thing to do is to work, do a lot of work… And of course to do our homework. Wink!
Today we should revise the adjectives and their degrees of comparison.
As always I give you the easiest homework I can make. Don’t be shy and don’t even try to think to be lazy.
Please, remember:
- We change the adjectives that have one or two syllables.
- We double the ending consonant letter in a one-syllable word.
- We omit “-e” from the “-er” endings in comparison if we already have the ending “e” in the word.
- Keep in mind some irregular words as good and bad.
1) Make comparative form of the following adjectives:
- easy
- ugly
- long
- round
- reach
- old
- simple
- bored
- good
- unchallenging
- technical
- deep
- important
- beautiful
- bad
- sad
- stubborn
2) Make superlative form of the following adjectives:
- challenging
- annoying
- weird
- new
- fresh
- exciting
- violent
- boring
- tired
- tiring
- stupid
- active
- slow
- resembling
- strange
- fast
- short
These exercises are uncomplicated to the degree that you can do it in a few seconds and then do your home tasks.
Please pay attention, this is critical: make sure to exercise every day as it is of great consequence for your health and your mental capacity too. See you at the gym after your homework!
