Present Simple-Peter likes fishing.
Present Continuous-Peter is always leaving.
Present Perfect-he has caught .
Present Perfect Continuous-He has been fishing.
past simple-You looked really lovely yesterday.
past continuous-I was learning yesterday.
past perfect-I had met him before.
past perfect continuous-We had been in Italy five times before we finally settled down there.
Future simple-We will probably buy some sandwiches.
Future continuous-I will be waiting for you at 8o*clock tomorrow.
Future perfect- Everyone will have forgotten me.
Future perfect continuous-You will have been playing.
1. Sad-sadder - the saddest; happy - happier- the happiest;
big - bigger- the biggest; grey - greyer - the greyest,
far- farther - the farthest; (far - further - the furthest);
honourable - more honourable - the most honourable;
bad - worse - the worst; dry - drier - the driest;
near - nearer - the nearest; old - older - the oldest;
complete - more complete - the most complete;
unusual - more unusual, the most unusual.
2. Brilliant - more brilliant - the most brilliant;
lovely - lovelier - the loveliest; little - less - the least;
ugly - uglier - the ugliest; low - lower - the lowest;
productive - more productive - the most productive;
heavy - heavier - the heaviest; strong - stronger - the strongest;
slender - slenderer - the slenderest;
famous - more famous - the most famous;
messy - messier - the messiest;
polite - more polite - the most polite.
3. Slow - slower, the slowest,
remarkable - more remarkable - the most remarkable;
tall- taller - the tallest; young - younger - the youngest,
good - better - the best; hot - hotter - the hottest;
tasty - tastier - the tastiest; cheap - cheaper - the cheapest;
large - larger - the largest; high - higher - the highest;
busy - busier - the busiest; many - more - the most.
