形容词比较级最高级同级比较.ppt

形容词比较级最高级同级比较
Maria
Mike
Susan
Maria is old.
Mike is older than Maria.
Susan is older than Mapples.
There are more tigers than lions.
There are less lions than tigers.
There are more girls than boys.
There are less boys than grils.
There are more burgers than buns.
There are less buns than burgers.
Lily and Lucy are two hairdressers. They work in a
hair salon. They have many towels. Lily has nine
towels, and Lucy has five more than Lily.
So how many towels does Lucy have?
9+5=14
Tom and Sam are two singers. They work in a music
company. They have many CDs. Tom has six hundred
and forty-three, and Sam has ninety-seven less than
Tom.
So how many CDs does Sam have?
643-97=546
比较级最高级词汇练习
big  bigger  the biggest
clean  cleaner  the cleanest
new  newer  the newest
old  older  the oldest
sad  sadder  the saddest
small  smaller  the smallest
young  younger  the youngest
cold  colder  the coldest
hot  hotter  the hottest
fat  fatter  the fattest
quiet  quieter  the quietest
slow  slower  the slowest
strong  stronger  the strongest
tall  taller  the tallest
thin  thinner  thinnest
cheap  cheaper  the cheapest
dry  drier  the driest
high  higher  the highest
late  later  the latest
low  lower  the lowest
nice  nicer  the nicest
soft  softer  the softest
cute  cuter  the cutest
safe  safer  the safest
loud  louder  the loudest
warm  warmer  the warmest
large  larger  the largest
smart  smarter  the smartest
quick  quicker  the quickest
dirty  dirtier  the dirtiest
happy  happier  the happiest
ugly  uglier  the ugliest
easy  easier  the easiest
famous  more famous  the most famous
clever  cleverer  the cleverest
heavy  heavier  the heavies