Exercise 2.5. make up comparative and superlative forms of the listed below adjectives (прилагательные) and adverbs (наречия): 1. large, tall, long, easy, hot, big, cold, nice, bad, strong, short, wide, good, happy, high, low, busy, well, little, many, far. 2. wonderful, necessary, quickly, interesting, comfortable, popular, active, famous, pleasant, beautiful, slowly, clearly.

Here are the comparative and superlative forms for the adjectives and adverbs provided, organized by their formation rules. 1. One-Syllable and Simple Adjectives/Adverbs For most short words, we add -er for the comparative and -the ... -est for the superlative. Note that for words ending in a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern, the final consonant is doubled.

2. Two-Syllable Words Ending in -y For adjectives ending in -y, the y changes to i before adding the suffix.

3. Irregular Forms These words change their stems completely and do not follow standard suffix rules.

4. Multi-Syllable Adjectives and Adverbs For longer words (usually two or more syllables), we use more for the comparative and the most for the superlative.

Would you like me to create a set of practice sentences using these forms to help you see them in context?