adj,adv比较级最高级(国外英文资料).doc

adj,adv比较级最高级(国外英文资料) The comparative and superlative levels of adjectives and adverbs Concept introduction 1. comparison and superlative quotations Blood, is, thicker, than, water. blood is thicker than water. Learning, makes, the, wise, wiser, and, the, fool, foolish., more Learning makes a wise man wiser, but a fool wiser. A, good, fame, is, better, than, a, good, face. Good fame is better than good looks. Don t, try, to, look, bigger, and, better, than,, you, really, are. Dont pretend to be taller and more perfect than your real image. The, deepest, feeling, always, shows, itself, in, silence. The deepest love is often silence. The, greatest, talker, are, the, least, doers. A giant of theory; a dwarf of action. Science, is, the, most, important, and, the, most, beautiful, thing,, that, man, ever, requires. Science is the most important and beautiful thing human beings need. He, that, runs, fastest, gets, the, ring. The early bird catches。 2. definitions of adjectives and adverbs at the comparative and superlative levels Most of the adjectives and adverbs have three levels: the positive, comparative and superlative. Among them, comparative means more...... A comparison between the two is used to show that the former is more than the latter....... In contrast, the front generally uses much, even, a, and little modifiers, where even and much can only modify the comparison. When three or more than three persons or things are compared, the highest level of adjectives (adverbs) is required. Express...... Be most...... The structure of the superlative of the the+ adjective (adverb). A prepositional phrase or clause that indicates a range can be added later. Such as: He is much taller than I., hes much higher than me. I, jump, a, little, higher, than, he., I jump a little higher than him. London is the biggest city in Britain. London is the largest city in britain. She, sings, the, best, in,, Class, Two. class, she sings best. Directions for usage 1., adjectives and adv