For two syllable adjectives ending in '-le', add '-er' or '-est' for comparative and superlative forms. Example: 'simple' -> 'simpler' -> 'simplest'.
The comparative and superlative forms of adverbs
Superlative Form
To form the superlative form of adjectives, we usually add "most" in front of the adjective. However, there are also exceptions to this rule. Some adjectives may undergo changes in their spelling or have irregular superlative forms.
Superlative adverbs
used to compare more than two actions or situations, e.g., "he runs the fastest among them".
Special usage of comparative and superlative
Monosyllabic adjectives with vowel sounds add '-er' or '-est' for comparative and superlative forms. Example: 'big' -> 'bigger' -> 'biggest'.