Use adjectives with more and most

Key Notes :

🌟 Use Adjectives with More and Most 🌟

What are Adjectives?

Adjectives are words that describe a noun (person, place, or thing).
Example:

• 🐶 Dog → big dog
• 🍎 Apple → red apple

Using More

Use more with adjectives that have two or more syllables.

It tells us that one thing has a higher degree of the quality than another.

Structure:
more + adjective + than

Examples:

• This book is more interesting than that one. 📚
• She is more careful than her brother. 👧👦

Using Most

Use most with adjectives that have two or more syllables.

It shows the highest degree of the quality in a group.

Structure:
the most + adjective

Examples:

• He is the most talented student in the class. 🏆
• This cake is the most delicious one I have ever eaten. 🍰

Quick Tip ✨

• Short adjectives (one syllable) usually use -er and -est.
• Longer adjectives (two syllables or more) usually use more and most.

Examples:

• Short: tall → taller → tallest 🌳
• Long: beautiful → more beautiful → most beautiful 🌸

Fun Activity 🎨

Look at pictures and describe them using more or most:

• 🐘 Elephant vs 🐒 Monkey → “The elephant is more huge than the monkey.”
• 🍓🍌🍍 Fruits → “The pineapple is the most juicy fruit.”

✅ Summary Table

Adjective Type	Comparison Word	Example
Short (1 syllable)	-er / -est	tall → taller → tallest
Long (2+ syllables)	more / most	beautiful → more beautiful → most beautiful

Let’s practice!