better / worse / further

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Grammar notes

Special Comparative Forms (Comparatives: Irregular)

A few very common adjectives have special comparative forms.

These do not use -er or more in the normal way.

They are common enough to be worth learning early.

  • Example: good -> better
  • Example: bad -> worse

Quick Rule

  • learn irregular comparatives as whole forms
  • they are common in everyday English

These are the VIPs of comparison: a little odd, but very useful.