Comparative & Superlative Adjectives in English: Complete Guide

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Hi Rebecca, I can not find the resource file for compartive and superlative, is it uploaded yet? Thank you.

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Shahnur

Hello! Does “simple” have two syllables? Then wouldn’t it be “more simple”?

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Karbuz

Thanks Rebecca. Just a question, why with “simple” you don’t use more or the most if it has 2 syllables and doesn’t finish in y?

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Gruba

You speak clearly and teach with help of structure and rules.
That’s an easy way to learn the comparative and superlative of adjectives.
And you’re right, Rebecca: I’ll never forget it.
Thanks for the link to the “RESORCE” !
I’ve the same question like others before me:
“simple” has 2 syllables but without “y”
Why is it: simple simpler the simplest,
not simple, more simple, the most simple like “helpful” ?