Irregular Adjectives for Kids and Teens

Irregular adjectives in English don't follow the usual rules of adding '-er' for comparatives or '-est' for superlatives. Use these special forms when comparing or showing the highest degree. Here are the key irregular adjectives: 1. Good - Comparative: better - Superlative: best - Example: He is a better student than her. He is the best student in the class. 2. Bad - Comparative: worse - Superlative: worst - Example: That movie is worse. This is the worst movie I've ever seen. 3. Far - Comparative: farther/further - Superlative: farthest/furthest - Example: His house is farther from the school than mine. Her house is the farthest from the school. 4. Little - Comparative: less - Superlative: least - Example: I have less money than you. I have the least money of all. 5. Much/Many - Comparative: more - Superlative: most - Example: There are more books in this library than in the other one. This is the library with the most books in the city.