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May 15 2008 nbsp 0183 32 Hi kyn You are correct that the general rule is that if the adjective has two syllables and ends in Y you form the comparative by dropping the Y and adding ier you form the superlative by dropping the Y and adding iest happy gt gt happier gt gt happiest silly gt gt sillier gt gt silliest dirty gt gt dirtier gt gt dirtiest Sometimes one can use either the rule above or use quot more quot
Comparative Proner Or More Prone WordReference Forums, Jan 20 2007 nbsp 0183 32 What an interesting question I have never heard quot proner quot but according to the quot rules quot I was taught 50 years ago quot proner quot should be fine as a comparative Example 2 She is more prone to mistakes now she is old She is more prone to be sensible nowadays She is more prone to act sensibly than is her sister She is more prone to act politely than rudely
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Jun 15 2005 nbsp 0183 32 Ok then I have another question that has been in my head and I would like to ask it know before I forget it again How do you use the comparative form in
Comparative Superlative Busy WordReference Forums, Jul 18 2006 nbsp 0183 32 the comparative and superlative of quot often quot Elroy post 8 The general rule is that you add er and est if the adjective adverb consists of one syllable faster fastest quicker quickest bigger biggest fatter fattest or is a two syllable adjective ending in y happier happiest funnier funniest rowdier rowdiest
EN He Is lt comparative gt Than I me Pronoun For Comparison
EN He Is lt comparative gt Than I me Pronoun For Comparison, Jan 12 2010 nbsp 0183 32 Are all following sentences correct to express the equality comparison 1 You are taller than me 2 You are taller than I am 3 You are taller than I or 1 He s not as clever as her 2 He s not as clever as she is 3 He s not as clever as she
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Comparative Sour WordReference Forums Mar 4 2007 nbsp 0183 32 Are these sentences correct Thank you 1 What does it taste like It tastes like a plum 2 What tastes sour A plum tastes sour 3 What tastes sourer than a plum A lemon tastes sourer than a plum 4 What tastes as sour as
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Sep 8 2008 nbsp 0183 32 Hi You are quite right The general rule for comparative and superlative forms of adjectives would suggest that all one syllable adjectives are formed using er and est So in theory quot fitter quot and quot fittest quot should be used however in reality there are many adjectives that don t quot follow the rules quot I can t explain why quot fit quot is one of them In this specific case it may be that the Fitter more Fit WordReference Forums. Aug 25 2010 nbsp 0183 32 As a disyllabic adjective ending in y ugly should normally become uglier in the comparative But then usage and personal preferences also come into play For instance pleasant is supposed to accept both forms But it seems some people prefer pleasanter while others favor more pleasant EDIT this page might be of some help Nov 25 2008 nbsp 0183 32 Hi there As far as I m aware words with two syllables can form the comparative either by adding er suffix or more And also can form the superlative either by adding est suffix or most Example words Heavy heavier more heavy heaviest the most heavy Peaceful peacefuler more peaceful peacefulest the most peaceful Here s a point it s better to google
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