The superlative usage of adjectives and adverbs

There are three levels of comparison between adjectives and adverbs in English, namely, the original level, the comparative level and the superlative level. Let's talk about the superlative usage of adjectives and adverbs.

Adjective is the superlative form of adverb, which is mainly used to express the comparison of three or more people or things, meaning "most …". This sentence has a series of words or phrases.

Generally speaking, the comparison level is followed by -er and the highest level is followed by -est. Compare monosyllabic words ending in unvoiced e by adding -r after the original level and -st after the highest level.

The comparative degree of adjectives and adverbs is often used in the structure of "comparative degree +than". Adjectives and adverbs are the most commonly used in the structure of "the+ superlative+comparative range". The scope of comparison is phrases or clauses.

In order to strengthen the tone, before comparing the differences of adverbs, there are many, far, even, still, many, a little, any, quite, a little, many and so on.