Explaining the rules of comparative adjectives and sentence construction in simplified ways, with solving examples and practical application through conversations, along with reviewing correct pronunciation and learning new vocabulary.

Add **-er** to the adjectives

OR add **-ier** if the adjective ends with a consonant + y

OR add **more** before the adjective if it has more than one syllable.

OR double the last letter if the adjective is one syllable and ends in a C-V-C pattern, then add **-er** (except when the final consonant is **w**).

Some exceptions include: **bad – good – far**