Suffixes: -er, -est

By Ellen Weber

7 years, 3 months ago , Age: 1+

1 of 3 lesson on some of the most frequently used suffixes in the English language. Graphic organizers are used to explain suffixes -er and -est used in comparatives and superlatives, providing practice in identifying them, as well as matching the word to the correct picture. #semantics, #syntax, #ELL #ESL #ESOL

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Activity Content:

2. -er -er -est, -est -er -er
3. SIZE
4. larger largest, smallest smaller, SIZE
5. AGE
6. youngest younger, older oldest, AGE
7. FEELINGS
8. FEELINGS, maddest madder, happier happiest
9. HEIGHT
10. HEIGHT, shortest, shorter, tall, taller, even taller, tallest

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