English Grammar – Comparative & Superlative Adjectives – Exceptions
This lesson is a follow-up to my previous English lessons on comparative and superlative adjectives. It focuses on some common exceptions to the regular grammatical rules. The earlier lessons in this series are here:
1. Comparative Adjectives
2. Superlative Adjectives
Make sure to watch those before you watch this one, and don’t forget to take the quiz below to test your knowledge of these grammar issues!
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Wednesday, June 24th 2009
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Wednesday, June 24th 2009
thanks alot , I lik the “Exceptions In Grammer”
thank you so much my teacher that was so amizing
I didnt know about this rule when a word finish in “W”.
For example: New, Newer and Newest
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Wednesday, June 24th 2009
I didnt know about this rule when a word finish in “W”.
For example: New, Newer and Newest
Thankyou
Saturday, June 27th 2009
Hi there. Thank you, it was informative as well as useful.
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Thursday, July 2nd 2009
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Thursday, July 2nd 2009
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Friday, July 3rd 2009
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Saturday, July 4th 2009
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its very nice you tell us about comparative and superlative. i am now can say that you are best teacher.
Saturday, July 18th 2009
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Tuesday, July 28th 2009
At your last example:
I live far from work.
Mary lives farther.
John lives the farthest.
Can we use: Mary lives farther. (without second object)?
Or we should tell: Mary lives farther than I do.
Please, advise.
Hi Red Deer,
If you said “I live far from work. Mary lives farther.” It would be correct or you could express the same thought in the sentence that you wrote “Mary lives farther from work than I do.” Both are correct.
:) Valen
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Saturday, August 8th 2009
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Sunday, August 9th 2009
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Monday, August 31st 2009
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Friday, December 11th 2009
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Saturday, December 12th 2009
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Saturday, January 16th 2010
Dear Theacher.. Thanks again for your classes.!!
Is it wrong to say..?
I live far from work
Mary lives farther than me.
John lives farthest. ( do I always have to write “THE “?)
Could you please give as a Class when to write: THE/ OFF/OF/ ?
Thank you very much.
Thursday, February 4th 2010
thanks for the class. =)
i dont know how to say the superlative and comparative of health.
HELP ME
Monday, February 15th 2010
hi,
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