Page 2: Equality Comparisons and Superlatives
This page covers equality comparisons and introduces superlative forms, completing the framework for making all types of comparisons in English.
Definition: Equality comparisons use 'as...as' to show two things are equal in some quality or quantity.
Example: "The prom is as important for the nerds as for the jocks" shows equal importance between two groups.
Highlight: Superlatives use 'the + est' for short adjectives and 'the most/least' for longer ones to indicate the highest or lowest degree.
Vocabulary:
- Superlative: Expresses the highest or lowest degree of a quality
- Irregular adjectives: Words that don't follow standard comparative and superlative patterns (good/better/best)



