EF5/6 adjective forms

adjective forms

basic(1)         comparative(2)           superlative (the most- 3-4-5
cold               colder                          coldest
hot                 hotter                          hottest
new               newer                           newest
happy            happier                         happiest

beautiful        more beautiful             most beautiful
comfortable   more comfortable         most comfortable
complicated   more complicated        most complicated
frustrated
frustrating

tion - noun

frustrated (a) - emotion, feeling "She feels frustrated about her job."
frustrating (a) - object itself "Her job dealing with customers is frustrating."

bored
boring

interested "I am interested in math."
interesting "Math is interesting."

challenged "He feels challenged by the chemistry project."
challenging "The chemistry project is challenging."

fascinated "The little boy is fascinated by trains."
fascinating "Trains are fascinating to him."



good better best
bad worse worst

https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/irregular-adjectives.htm


"John is my older brother."
"Joan is my elder sister." FANCIER, MORE FORMAL
"He is a senior citizen." 65+
"People often retire at 65."
double-dipping


seniors' discount- 

"She drove far today."
"She drove farther than yesterday."