grammaire-anglaise - Comparative

Comparative

The Comparative Form

The comparative form is used to show the difference between two things or two people, two groups of things, or two groups of people.

There are rules for using the comparative form. The table below will help you.

Comparatives
One-syllable words	two syllable words ending in y	two syllables or more not ending in y
add er	drop the y and ad ier	use more / don't add er
big bigger	noisy noisier	dangerous more dangerous
old older	busy busier	expensive more expensive
nice nicer	crazy crazier	comfortable more comfortable
young younger	lazy lazier	humid more humid
fast faster	funny funnier	tired more tired
cheap cheaper	dry drier	acceptable more acceptable
There are some exceptions: good, bad, far, and fun are adjectives that don't follow the rules when making the comparative form.
good better	bad worse	far farther
fun more fun