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Predictive function

Adjective + be,become, turn, etc.

Adjective comparison

Absolute form (basic form)


comparative form


Superlative form

3 st

What is a adjective must often in a VP ?

Premodifier

The four groups of comparison ?

1: adjectives with one syllable ex. -er, -est



2: adjectives with two syllables ex. -er,-est,more,most



3:adjectives with three or more syllables



4: adjectives with irregular comparison

Adjective complementation

Occurs when the adjective functions as a predictive, rather than a premodifier.

Is it an adjective?

Can it be used attributively?


Can it be used predictively?


Can it be used together with intensifier?


Can it occur as a comparative or superlative?


The -er and -est endings are used

With most adjectives consisting of one syllable ex. tall.



With adjectives ending in -y, -ow, -le,-er, -ure. Ex. Happy




More or most is used :

With most syllables consisting of two or more syllables ex. Beautiful



With perfect participle used as adjectives ex. Form



In some informal context where irregular form is the formal counterpart ex. Good-looking

Irregular endings are used:

With good(well)/better/best


With bad (ill)/wirse/worst


With little/less(lesser)/least