8 9.6.3.1 Study the examples. What are the spelling rules for forming comparative/superlative adjectives? Comparative forms This sculpture is more impressive than that one. These seats are cheaper than the ones at the front. Superlative forms I think he was the greatest singer of all time. His voice was the most incredible of all. We use the comparative to compare two people or things. We use the superlative to compare one person or thing to more people or things in the same group. Irregular forms: good/well - better - best, bad - worse worst, much/many - more - most, little - less - least Note: very + adjective He's very helpful. much/a lot/far/a little/a bit/slightly + comparative The crowd was much larger than last year. too - enough too + adjective/adverb shows that there's a greater amount of sth than what is wanted. He is too tired to go out. (He can't go out)/He walks too fast for me to follow. adjective/adverb + enough or enough + noun shows there is as much as needed of sth. She is good enough to win the competition./ She has enough money to buy a really great costume.

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