Types of Adjectives

Comparatives and superlatives are types of adjectives, but one (comparatives) provides a relative distinction while the other (superlatives) signifies the most extreme.
Comparative adjectives often end in er, and superlative adjectives often end in est.
Comparative:
My World of Warcraft mage is tougher than your character.
Superlative:
My World of Warcraft mage is the toughest character ever.
There are also some adjectives that are irregular when you turn them into the comparative and superlative, and some, usually adjectives with two syllables, require that you simply add more or most in front of them.
The following table will give you some examples of some regular and some irregular adjectives.
|
Adjective |
Comparative |
Superlative |
|
kind |
kinder |
kindest |
|
strong |
stronger |
strongest |
|
good |
better |
best |
|
bad |
worse |
worst |
|
careful |
more careful |
most careful |
|
awesome |
more awesome |
most awesome (as in This is the most awesome OWL ever!) |