This document discusses three types of comparative adjectives in English - short, long, and irregular. Short adjectives are formed by adding "-er" and "than", long adjectives add "more" in front of the adjective, and irregular adjectives like "good" and "bad" have set comparative forms of "better than" and "worse than".

1. Comparative adjectives
Short adjectives, long adjectives and
irregular adjectives

2. Short adjectives
These are some examples of Short Adjectives
• Tall
• Big
• Small
We add –er to the adjective and the word
«than»
Taller than
Bigger than

3. Long adjectives
Examples of Long Adjectives:
• Beautiful
• Crowded
• Peaceful
We add «more» to the adjective:
More beautiful
More crowded
More peaceful

4. Irregular adjectives
adjective Comparative form
good Better than
Bad Worse than