صفات عالی و صفات تفضیلی

Comparatives and Superlatives

Hi, I’m an engineer here at Walliams Industries. Today I’m going to tell you a bit about the company and show you exactly what we do here What I’m excited to show you today is complete company transparency. Due to some recent concerns from some of our customers I’d like to show you the process of exactly how we make those monsters that you love to see First I’d like to introduce you to Offal JimJam. Offal JimJam was our first attempt at making a monster Sure he’s big and he’s strong and he’s dangerous, but we wanted to do more.

So let me show you exactly how we improve our monsters. To improve a monster, we have to compare it to one we have. So what we need to do is write a comparative sentence into our computer and that, that makes science happen. So as you can see after writing in a comparative sentence, we’ve created a new villain. Let’s meet Charlie! So as you can see, Charlie is smarter, heavier, and more dangerous than Offal JimJam. That’s how we compare things in English, and that’s how we make our monsters; comparative sentences So comparative sentences are easy, right?

Now I’d like to show you what we’re most proud of our latest two villains. We didn’t want just something bad, evil, fast, and beautiful. No. We wanted the number 1 of those things in the world! A superlative supervillain! and to write a superlative sentence it would look something like this: And so this this is Ladyrella she’s the fastest, prettiest, most beautiful, and most evil villain we’ve ever created. However… This is what we’re most proud of We wanted a villain who showed strength, but also glamour! But we wanted the number 1 of that in the world So introducing The most glamourous! The strongest villain in the world We simply call him “One”

Thank you for visiting Walliams Industries! We hope you’ve enjoyed your tour of our facility as much as we’ve enjoyed giving it to you. Why don’t you leave a comparative or superlative sentence in the comments below! And make sure you subscribe. We hope to see you next… Don’t panic! Don’t panic! Don’t panic! Don’t pa-