Foscari - Dipartimento di Scienze Ambientali, Informatica e Statistica
Foscari - Dipartimento di Scienze Ambientali, Informatica e Statistica
Foscari - Dipartimento di Scienze Ambientali, Informatica e Statistica
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1 Comparisons<br />
2 Con<strong>di</strong>tionals<br />
3 Countable and uncountable nouns<br />
4 Future forms<br />
5 The gerund and the infinitive after verbs<br />
6 Link words<br />
7 Modals<br />
8 Numbers, dates, and measurements<br />
9 Passive form<br />
10 Past simple<br />
11 Past continuous<br />
12 Past perfect<br />
13 Present perfect<br />
14 Present perfect continuous<br />
15 Present simple<br />
16 Present continuous<br />
17 Verb + -ing or infinitive<br />
18 Adjectives and Adverbs<br />
19 Adverbs of degree<br />
20 Compound Adjectives<br />
21 Relative Clauses<br />
22 Prefixes<br />
23 Dealing with Figures<br />
24 Asking Questions<br />
25 Noun Plurals<br />
26 Collective Nouns<br />
27 Morphology and Computers<br />
28 Compound Nouns<br />
29 Definite and Indefinite article<br />
Common irregular verbs<br />
1 Comparisons<br />
1 Many adjectives use more and the most for the comparative and superlative form<br />
e.g. more intelligent > the most intelligent<br />
more useful >the most useful<br />
The exceptions to this are all adjectives of one syllable (see table below), and adjectives that end in -y<br />
or -ow.<br />
e.g. easy > easier > the easiest<br />
happy > happier > the happiest<br />
narrow > narrower > the narrowest<br />
yellow > yellower > the yellowest<br />
Most l-syllable Comparative Superlative<br />
adjectives +er + est<br />
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