Select the correct comparative and superlative forms. positive: littlecomparative: superlative:

Positive                         Comparative                            Superlative

Little                                    Less                                          Least

Bad                                     Worse                                       Worst

Good                                  Better                                        Best

Far                                Further / Farther                     Furthest / Farthest

Explanation:

Comparative is used in linguistics to compare differences between two objects, animal or people, creating modifications in certain adjectives.  For example: That cellphone is smaller than the one I lost; Chris is taller than Tyler; Turtles are slower than rabbits.  

The superlative of adjectives is used to indicate that one of the objects, animals or people compared, has a characteristic or quality to a greater extent that the others. For example: That blondie girl is the nicest woman I’ve ever met; I feel the happiest person in the world.  

English has specific and unbreakable rules that make learning easier compared to other languages in the world. To make superlative or comparative it is necessary to count the number of syllables and follow the rule. However, there are some exceptions to the rule, for example with adjectives like little, good, bad or far.  

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