完整版)比较级最高级变化规则总结比较级和最高级的形式可以根据词尾来确定。
例如，比较级在词尾加"er"，最高级在词尾加"est"。
下面是一些常见形容词的比较级和最高级形式：1.短(short) - shorter - shortest2.长(long) - longer - longest3.小(small) - smaller - smallest4.快(fast) - faster - fastest5.努力(hard) - harder - hardest6.聪明(smart) - smarter - smartest7.高(tall) - taller - tallest8.年轻(young) - younger - youngest9.安静(quiet) - quieter - quietest10.老(old) - older - oldest11.厚(thick) - thicker - thickest12.便宜(cheap) - cheaper - cheapest13.慢(slow) - slower - slowest14.强壮(strong) - stronger - strongest15.弱(weak) - weaker - weakest16.新(new) - newer - newest17.温暖(warm) - warmer - warmest18.冷(cold) - colder - coldest19.凉爽(cool) - cooler - coolest20.害羞(shy) - shyer - XXX21.紧(tight) - tighter - tightest22.干净(clean) - cleaner - cleanest23.聪明(clever) - cleverer - cleverest对于以不发音"e"结尾的单音节词，比较级直接加"r"，最高级直接加"st"。
例如：1.友好(nice) - nicer - nicest2.大(large) - larger - largest3.好(fine) - finer - finest4.宽(wide) - wider - widest5.安全(safe) - safer - safest在重读闭音节（即：辅音+元音+辅音）中，要双写结尾的辅音字母，然后比较级加"er"，最高级加"est"。
例如：1.矮(fat) - fatter - fattest2.热(hot) - hotter - hottest3.大(big) - bigger - biggest4.紧(thin) - thinner - XXX5.短(sad) - sadder - saddest注意，有些形容词的比较级和最高级形式不遵循上述规则，需要单独记忆。
Big。
Bigger。
Biggest。
Thin。
Thinner。
Thinnest。
Fat。
Fatter。
Fattest。
Hot。
Hotter。
Hottest。
Slim。
Slimmer。
Slimmest。
Wet。
Wetter。
XXX in English。
When we want to compare two or more things。
we use these forms to show which one is bigger。
thinner。
fatter。
hotter。
slimmer。
or wetter.One rule to remember is that for words that end in a consonant followed by "y," we change the "y" to "i" before adding the suffixes "-er" and "-est." For example。
"happy" es "happier"and "happiest." However。
if the word ends in a vowel followed by "y," we simply add "-er" and "-est." For example。
"play" es "player" and "playest."It's important to note that not all adjectives follow the same pattern for XXX irregular forms。
such as "good," which es "better" and "best." Others use the words "more" and "most" instead of adding suffixes。
such as "beautiful," which es "more beautiful" and "most beautiful."In n。
XXX in English。
By following the rules and practicing with different adjectives。
you can XXX express comparisons and make your language more precise and nuanced.1.easy - easier - easiest，最容易的2.busy - busier - busiest，最忙的zy - lazier - laziest，最懒惰的4.funny - funnier - funniest，最有趣的5.ugly - uglier - ugliest，最丑的6.pretty - prettier - prettiest，最漂亮的7.happy - happier - happiest，最高兴的8.heavy - heavier - heaviest，最重的9.friendly - friendlier - friendliest，最友好的10.shy - shier - shiest，最害羞的11.lucky - luckier - luckiest，最幸运的12.dry - drier - driest，最干的13.XXX - XXX - healthiest，最健康的14.salty - saltier - saltiest，最咸的15.angry - angrier - angriest，最生气的其他双音节词和多音节词变比较级在原级前加more；变最高级在原级前加most。
1.friendly - more friendly - most friendly，最友好的2.popular - more popular - most popular，最受欢迎的3.XXX - more XXX - most XXX，最健谈的4.hardworking - more hardworking - most hardworking，最勤奋地5.honest - more honest - most honest，最诚实的6.careless - more careless - most careless，最粗心的7.careful - more careful - most careful，最细心的8.helpful - more helpful - most helpful，最乐于助人的9.exciting - XXX - most exciting，最激动的10.handsome - more handsome - most handsome，最英俊的11.dangerous - more dangerous - most dangerous，最危险的12.difficult - more difficult - most difficult，最困难的13.different - more different - most different，最不同的 - more us - most us，最美味的15.angry - more angry - most angry，最生气的16.clever - more clever - most clever，最聪明的17.famous - more famous - most famous，最著名的1.剔除明显有问题的段落。
2.小幅度改写每段话。
1.More Different vs Most DifferentWhen we compare two things。
we use the comparative form "more different." However。
when we compare three or more things。
we use the superlative form "most different." For example。
"The blue shirt is more different than the green shirt。
but the red shirt is the most different of all."2.More us vs Most usSimilarly。
we use "more us" to compare two foods。
but "most us" to compare three or more。
For example。
"The pizza is more us than the burger。
but the sushi is the most us of all."3.More Angry vs Most AngryTo describe levels of anger。
we use "more angry" for two levels and "most angry" for three or more。