This document provides information about comparative and superlative adjectives. It explains that comparative adjectives are used to show changes or make comparisons between two people, places or things. Superlative adjectives are used to compare more than two people, places or things. Examples are provided of words that use "er" and "est" endings as well as possessive nouns that show ownership. Links are included for additional learning resources on these grammar topics.

1. Review
English

2. Vocabulary #11
Cello Timpani Trombone Bassoon Orchestra

3. Conductor Baton Astronaut
Circus trainer Scientist

4. Mystery
Deafening
Gym
Beekeeper

5. Comparative
adjectives
Use comparative adjectives to
show changes or make
comparisons.

6. Comparative
adjectives
Use comparative adjectives to
show changes or make
comparisons.

7. Superlative adjectives
We use the superlative
to compare more than
two people, places or
things.

8. Superlative adjectives
We use the superlative
to compare more than
two people, places or
things.

9. Superlative adjectives
We use the superlative
to compare more than
two people, places or
things.

10. ER EST
https://youtu.be/wwLaiF_bVpI

11. Possessive
noun
Is a special person, place, or
thing that shows ownership of
an object or another noun and
tells who or what it belongs to.
https://youtu.be/1WCiBzYwTk4

12. https://wordwall.net/es/resource/1765741