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Change the Y to I and add [-er + than] pretty = prettier than busy = busier than |
Change the Y to I and use [the + -st] pretty = the prettiest busy = the busiest |
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Adjectives with Two or More Syllables: |
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If the word has 2 or more syllables, (and does NOT end in Y), use MORE famous = more famous than handsome = more handsome than |
If the word has 2 or more syllables, (and does NOT end in Y), use MOST famous = the most famous handsome = the most handsome |
**Some 2 syllable
words can take [-er/-est]
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