Irregular Comparative and Superlative Adjective 
Some adjectives have different forms of comparatives and
superlatives. They do not follow the "-er" and "-est" rule.
Adjectives - irregular comparatives and superlatives - Examples
| 
   Regular Adjective  | 
  
   Comparative Adjective  | 
  
   Superlative Adjective  | 
 
| 
   ·  
  Good ·  
  Bad ·  
  Little ·  
  Many ·  
  Much  | 
  
   ·  
  Better ·  
  Worse ·  
  Less ·  
  More ·  
  More  | 
  
   ·  
  Best ·  
  Worst ·  
  Least ·  
  Most ·  
  Most  | 
 
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives - How to use
The word "than" is used after comparatives.
·   Lisa is a better dancer than Cathy.
·   Cathy's dancing is worse than her
singing.
·   She has less experience than the
other dancers.
Superlatives are typically accompanied by the word "the".
·   John is the best dancer in the
class.
·   Ben is the worst dancer in the
competition.
·   He has the least amount of
training.
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