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Comparative 5
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Formation of the comparative 30 minLecture1.1
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Declension of the comparative 15 minLecture1.2
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Use of the comparative 15 minLecture1.3
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Comparing two items of equal quality 15 minLecture1.4
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Comparative and superlative exercises 10 minLecture1.5
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Superlative 3
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Formation of the superlative 30 minLecture2.1
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Use of the superlative 15 minLecture2.2
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Declension of the superlative 15 minLecture2.3
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Non-adjectives that have a comparative and superlative form 1
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Examples of non-adjectives with comparative and superlative form 30 minLecture3.1
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Declension of the comparative
The comparative is an adjective. Like all other adjectives, it declines if used attributively – i.e. before a noun – except when the noun it precedes is an indefinite neuter noun:
Alan has two younger sisters.
Hanna has one younger brother.
Kenny has one younger sister.
Who is the younger sister?