COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE FORM OF ADJECTIVES BAHASA INGGRIS COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE FORM OF ADJECTIVES BY: ARIF RAHMAN, S.Pd SMP NEGERI 1 ASTAMBUL NNext

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Standar Kompetensi: Menulis Kompetensi Dasar: 6. Mengungkapkan makna dalam teks tulis fungsional dan esei pendek sederhana berbentuk descriptive, dan recount untuk berinteraksi dengan lingkungan sekitar. Kompetensi Dasar: 6.1 Mengungkapkan makna dalam bentuk teks tulis pendek sederhana dengan menggunakan ragam bahasa tulis secara akurat, lancar, dan berterima untuk berinteraksi dengan lingkungan sekitar. Next Back

2. Menyusun kata acak menjadi kalimat yang padu. Tujuan Pembelajaran: 1. Mengidentifikasi langkah-langkah retorika teks dengan menentuka bagian kalimat yang merupakan langkah retorika tertentu. 2. Menyusun kata acak menjadi kalimat yang padu. Next Back

Menulis teks descriptive sesuai dengan situasi yang diberikan. Indikator: Menulis teks descriptive sesuai dengan situasi yang diberikan. Back

Comparative Form of Adjectives Comparative form of adjectives is used to compare two things or persons. It expresses the idea that something or a person is more than the other. Next Back

One-Syllable Adjectives: For most one-syllable adjectives, the comparative form uses –er. COOL – ER = COOLER DARK – ER = DARKER TALL – ER = TALLER For one-syllable adjectives with one vowel and ending in one consonant, the comparative form uses double consonant + -er. BIG – G – ER = BIGGER HOT – T – ER = HOTTER SLIM – M – ER = SLIMMER e.g. Next Back

Two-Syllable Adjectives: For most two-syllable adjectives, the comparative form uses more. ACTIVE  MORE ACTIVE HANDSOME  MORE HANDSOME CLEVER  MORE CLEVER For two-syllable adjectives that end in -y, the comparative form uses -er. The –y is changed into -i HAPPY – ER = HAPPIER HEAVY – ER = HEAVIER BUSY – ER = BUSIER e.g. Next Back

Three-Syllable or More Adjectives: More is used with adjectives that have three syllables or more. POPULAR  MORE POPULAR EXPENSIVE  MORE EXPENSIVE DILLIGENT  MORE DILLIGENT e.g. Next Back

Irregular Pattern: GOOD  BETTER BAD  WORSE LITTLE  LESS MANY/MUCH  MORE FAR  FARTHER, FURTHER OLD  OLDER, ELDER e.g. Back

Tree A is shorter than tree B Back B A

is bigger than the brown bird. The blue bird is bigger than the brown bird. Back

Doni is more handsome than Dodi Back Doni Dodi

Fruit is healthier than Burger Back

Diamond is more expensive than gold. Back

Jazz music is better than hip hop. Back

Exercises of Comparative Form of Adjectives Make a sentence based on the given pictures and word. Next Back

Question 1 Next Back FAST

Question 2 Next Back SMART

Question 3 Next A GOOD COOK Back

Question 4 Next Back FIERCE

Question 5 Back HEAVY

Superlative Form of Adjectives: Superlative form of adjectives is commonly used to compare something or a person with other members of the group they are in. Next Back

One-Syllable Adjectives: For most one-syllable adjectives, the superlative form uses the + adjective-est. THE + COOL – EST = THE COOLEST THE + DARK – EST = THE DARKEST THE + TALL – EST = THE TALLEST For one-syllable adjectives with one vowel and ending in one consonant, the superlative form uses the + double consonant + -est. THE + BIG – G – EST = THE BIGGEST THE + HOT – T – EST = THE HOTTEST THE + SLIM – M – EST = THE SLIMMEST e.g. Next Back

Two-Syllable Adjectives: For most two-syllable adjectives, the superlative form uses the most. ACTIVE  THE MOST ACTIVE HANDSOME  THE MOST HANDSOME CLEVER  THE MOST CLEVER For two-syllable adjectives that end in -y, the superlative form uses the + adjective-est. The –y is changed into -i THE + HAPPY – EST = THE HAPPIEST THE + HEAVY – EST = THE HEAVIEST THE + BUSY – EST = THE BUSIEST e.g. Next Back

Three-Syllable or More Adjectives: The most is used with adjectives that have three syllables or more. POPULAR  THE MOST POPULAR EXPENSIVE  THE MOST EXPENSIVE DILLIGENT  THE MOST DILLIGENT e.g. Next Back

FAR  THE FARTHEST, THE FURTHEST OLD  THE OLDEST, THE ELDEST Irregular Pattern: GOOD  THE BEST BAD  THE WORST LITTLE  THE LEAST MANY/MUCH  THE MOST FAR  THE FARTHEST, THE FURTHEST OLD  THE OLDEST, THE ELDEST e.g. Back

Tree A is the shortest. B Back A C

The blue bird is the biggest. Back

Doni is the most handsome boy in the class Back Dito Dodi Dodo Doni

Vegetables are the healthiest food Back

Diamond is the most expensive jewelry Back

Jazz is the best music in the world Back

Exercise of Superlative Form of Adjectives Arrange the words given into good sentences. Next

Question 1 Today mark got in the class the best I Next Today Back mark got in the class the best I

Question 2 China with is the biggest population the country Next China with Back is the biggest population the country

Question 3 This is suitcase ever I’ve carried the heaviest Next This is suitcase Back ever I’ve carried the heaviest

Question 4 Iwan joke knows the funniest Next Iwan Back joke knows the funniest

Question 5 in the world the most I is Brad Pitt think man handsome Back is Brad Pitt think man handsome

BANJARMASIN, 13 SEPTEMBER 1985 PROFIL ARIF RAHMAN, S.Pd BANJARMASIN, 13 SEPTEMBER 1985 GURU BAHASA INGGRIS SMP NEGERI 1 ASTAMBUL 6289691614320 Ariffurrahman85@gmail.com

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