Adjectives, Adverbs and Comparison
Use adjectives and adverbs in the right form and place, compare with -er, more, the most and as ... as, and control too, enough, so, such, only and even.
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Lessons in this module
- Adjectives: position and orderPut adjectives in the right place and in a natural order.
- Bored or boring? Adjectives with -ed and -ingChoose between -ed and -ing adjectives to describe feelings and the things that cause them.
- Comparatives: bigger, more useful, betterCompare two people or things with -er, more and than.
- Superlatives and as ... asPick out one from a group with the -est or the most, and say that two things are equal with as ... as.
- Adverbs: how something happensDescribe how something happens with an adverb, and put it in the right place.
- Always, usually, never: adverbs of frequencySay how often something happens, and put the adverb in the right place.
- Too, enough, so and suchSay that something is more than you want, as much as you need, or so strong that it has a result.
- Only, even and careful comparisonsPut only and even next to the words they belong to, and make comparisons that cannot be misunderstood.
- Description workshop: compare and evaluateUse adjectives, adverbs and comparisons together to describe and evaluate something fairly.
- Stage 1 checkpoint: check your foundationsCheck what you can do after Modules 01 to 03, and find the lessons to study again.