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Adjectives Are words that describe nouns. E. g: I walked round the old house Give another adjective I walked round the dark house.

Ali Maher is shorter than Ali. noun Verb Adj + er+ than to be noun Ali is taller than Maher. When we want to compare between two things we use ‘er +than’

The orange car is newer than the red car. The rabbit is smaller than the lion. Sami is stronger than Ali. old small Ali weak new big Sami strong

big Bigger than The biggest Number three is the biggest heavy Heavier than The heaviest When we want to compare between three things we use

Can we say here the green pencil is longer than the No , because yellow pencil? The yellow pencil is as long as the green pencil. We use as +adj+ as to show that two things are equal. Ali is as angry as Sami

The yellow pencil noun is Verb to be as long as the As+ adj + as green pencil. . noun Ali is as angry as noun Verb As+ adj + as to be Sami. noun The form: Noun + verb to be+ as [adj]as + noun

Use ‘as +adj+ as’ in these sentences We use as +adj+as to show 1 -My father /tall/ my mother My father is as tall as my mother. 2 -The turtle/ slow/ snail The turtle is as slow as the snail. 3 -Sami /fat/Ahmad Sami is as fat as Ahmad equality

Ruba /happy/ Sara Ruba is as happy as Sara. The gray bird / the yellow bird. The gray bird is as small as the yellow bird.

When we want to show the inequality between two things 1 - we use “er +than” Maher is shorter than his brother. 2 - Or we use the negative form of as +adj+ as = not Maher is not as tall as his brother. Maher

The red car is not as new as the orange car. old new The orange car is newer than the red car. The rabbit is not as big as the lion. small big The rabbit is smaller than the lion. Ali is not as strong as Sami is stronger than Ali weak Sami strong

Spelling: 1 - When we add er to the adjectives that end with Y we change y into i happy Funny heavy happier funnier heavier The happiest The funniest The heaviest 2 - When we have a word that ends with a consonant /vowel / consonant we double the last consonant. thinner The thinnest fat big fatter bigger The fattest The biggest 3 -When we add er to the adjectives that end with ‘e’ we only add ‘r’: huger larger

1 - sweets / unhealthy/cakes. sweets are as unhealthy as cakes. 2 - Bedroom A / tidy/bedroom B. Picture A Picture B Bedroom B is not as tidy as bedroom A. Bedroom A is tidier than bedroom B. 3 - Number 3/ funny Number 3 is the funniest. 1 2 3

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The orange car is newer than the red car. The rabbit is smaller than the lion. Sami is stronger than Ali. old small Ali weak new big Sami strong