Superlative Adjectives (Long adj.) - Used to compare three or more people, places, or things, especially with longer adjectives (2+ syllables). The form is the most + adjective., Comparative Adjectives (Short adj.) - Used to compare two people, places, or things. We add -er to the adjective (e.g., short - shorter)., Equality (as + adj + as) - Used to show that two things are equal or the same. The form is as + adjective + as., Comparative Adjectives (Long adj.) - Used to compare two people, places, or things, especially with longer adjectives (2+ syllables). The form is more + adjective + than., Superlative Adjectives (Short adj.) - Used to compare three or more people, places, or things and identify the top one. We add the and -est to the adjective (e.g., short - the shortest)., Inequality/Difference (not + as + adj + as) - Used to show that two things are not equal or are different. The form is not as + adjective + as.,

ACPB-B09-Making comparisons - meaning

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