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When we want to compare two or more things, we can change the form of adjectives by adding -er or -est. We can also use extra words like more or most and expressions like not as ... as.
Here are some examples:

I think you're taller than me. (tall)
She's the tall est in the group. (tall)
The pizzas in La Bella Napoli are better than the ones in Pietro's. (good)
It was the best pizza I've ever had! (good)
People say Bioshock is a more exciting game than Skyrim. (exciting)
Grand Theft Auto is the most exciting video game. (exciting)

Mmm, I don't quite see what the rule is here.

With most one-syllable adjectives, we add -er or -est, and with most adjectives with two syllables or more, we add more or (the) most. In comparatives, we also use than before the second thing which is compared, if it is mentioned.

La Bella Napoli is nearer than Pietro's. (near)
It's not the cheapest restaurant though. (cheap)

With one-syllable adjectives ending in vowel + consonant, remember to double the final consonant before -er/-est.

Other exceptions are bad → worse → worst and far → further/farther → furthest/farthest.

They use the worst cheese.

What about adjectives ending in -y, like crazy? My brother is crazier than me.

Yes, that's correct. With adjectives ending in y, you change the y to i and add er/ est.
They've got the friendliest waiters!
With most adjectives with typical adjective endings, and with two or more syllables, you use more/most + adjective.
They do the most disgusting pasta I've ever tasted.
What other ways of comparing things are there?

We often use not as ... as.

I'm not as tall as you. (= I'm smaller than you)
Maybe the pizza at La Bella Napoli isn't as good as I remember.

Yes, less and least are also ways of comparing things. They are used more in writing.

It is less cold in the north of the country than in the south. (the north is warmer, but both north and south are cold)
Of the four participants, Bill is the least experienced. (the other three have more experience)

OK, this isn't as hard as I thought. I think I've got it, more or less.

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Sophie is working in Rome this week. Oliver, Alfie and Daisy have decided to eat out tonight.

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1) Veloce a) FAST b) FASTER THAN c) THE FASTEST 2) Più grande di a) BIGGER THAN b) BIG c) THE BIGGEST 3) Il più noioso a) THE MOST BORING b) BORING c) MORE BORING 4) Più pericoloso di a) THE MOST DANGEROUS b) MORE DANGEROUS THAN c) DANGEROUS 5) Più nuovo di a) NEWER THAN b) THE NEWEST c) NEW 6) Più giovane di a) YOUNG b) THE YOUNGEST c) YOUNGER THAN 7) Il più veloce di a) FAST b) THE FASTEST c) FASTER THAN 8) Più piccolo di a) SMALL b) SMALLER THAN c) THE SMALLEST 9) THIN a) Il più magro b) Più magro di c) magro 10) THE HAPPIEST a) felice b) Più felice di ... c) Il più felice 11) SHORTER THAN a) Il più corto b) Più corto di c) corto 12) MORE INTERESTING THAN a) Il più interessante b) Interessante c) Più interessante di 13) OLD a) Più vecchio di b) vecchio c) Il più vecchio 14) MORE IMPORTANT THAN a) importante b) Più importante di c) Il più importante 15) THE FARTHEST a) Il più lontano b) lontano c) Più lontano di 16) YOUNGER THAN a) giovane b) Il più giovane c) Più giovane di 17) Trova il comparativo di GOOD a) goodder b) better c) the best 18) Trova il superlativo di BAD a) baddest b) worse c) the worst

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AGGETTIVI COMPARATIVI E SUPERLATIVI IN INGLESE

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1) Veloce a) FAST b) FASTER THAN c) THE FASTEST 2) Più grande di a) BIGGER THAN b) BIG c) THE BIGGEST 3) Il più noioso a) THE MOST BORING b) BORING c) MORE BORING 4) Più pericoloso di a) THE MOST DANGEROUS b) MORE DANGEROUS THAN c) DANGEROUS 5)

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We can use comparatives to compare things and superlatives to say which thing is top in a group. Cats are faster than mice. Science ismore difficult than maths. The cheetah isthe fastest animal. I think art isthe most difficult subject. For adjectives with one syllable, add er and est.

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Ginevra is as nice as Alice , Nicholas is taller than Fred, Autumn is less cold than winter, McLaren is the fastest car, The Panda is the least expensive.

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Quiz - Una serie di domande a risposta multipla. Scegli la risposta giusta per procedere.

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Corretto: Marcello is faster than Luigi., Giuliana is the worst student in the class., Riccardo is the smartest., Bob is the best in his house at Monopoly., Enrico has the most expensive house., Davide is shorter than Martina., Lorenzo is more intelligent than Carlotta., Errato: Marcello is the faster., Giuliana is the worse student in class., Riccardo is the smarter., Bob is the better in his house at Monopoly., Enrico has the more expensive house., davide is shortest than Martina., Lorenzo is most intelligent than Carlotta.,

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Corretto: Marcello is faster than Luigi., Giuliana is the worst student in the class., Riccardo is the smartest., Bob is the best in his house at Monopoly., Enrico has the most expensive house., Davide is shorter than Martina., Lorenzo is more intelligent than Carlotta., Errato: Marcello is the faster., Giuliana is the worse student in class., Riccardo is the smarter., Bob is the better in his house at Monopoly., Enrico has the more expensive house., davide is shortest than Martina., Lorenzo is most intelligent than Carlotta.,