Irregular comparative and superlative adjectives These are the most common irregular forms: – good – better – best – bad – worse – worst – little – less – least […]

Types of comparison There are three types of comparison: 1. To a higher degree (comparative form + than) – Mountain climbing is more dangerous than windsurfing. – The Andes mountains […]

The definite article: the We use the definite article the: – when the person or thing referred to is unique: The sun came out and soon we were dry. The […]

Adverbs of manner These adverbs are used to say how the action of the verb is carried out. 1. Common adverbs of manner include: accurately, badly, carefully, patiently, straight, well. […]

Adjectives ending in -ed Adjectives ending in -ed or have the same form as the past participle of a verb, e.g. amazed, relieved, terrified, thrilled. We often use them to […]