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Adjectives: comparatives and Superlatives


Adjectives: comparatives and Superlatives

ADJECTIVE
COMPARATIVE
SUPERLATIVE
bad


jittery


purple


tan


better


jolly


quaint


tender


beautiful


kind


quiet


testy


big


long


quick


tricky


black


lazy


quickest


tough


blue
bright


magnificent
rainy
rare


ugly
clumsy


many


ratty


vast


crazy


mighty


red


watery


dull


nasty


robust


wide-eyed


fat


new


round


wonderful


frail


nice


sad


yellow


friendly


nosy


scary


yummy


funny


nutty


scrawny


zany


great


nutritious


short


green


odd


silly


gigantic


orange


stingy


gorgeous


ordinary


strange


grumpy


pretty


striped


handsome


precious


spotty


happy


prickly


tart


horrible


tall


itchy


tame








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GAELIC IRISH ALPHABET Writing in the Gaelic Irish language first appeared around the time St Patrick introduced Christianity to Ireland in the 5th century. As Latin was the language of communication within the Church, most early writing was in Latin and the writers were most often priests or monks. The Gaelic written alphabet used in Irish literature is an adapted form of the Latin alphabet.

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