big-bigger-the biggest: I ate the biggest piece of cake.clever-more clever/cleverer-the most clever/thecleverest Ann is cleverer than Dangood-better-the best: He is the best worker in our office.pleasant-more pleasant-the most pleasant: A pleasant female voice came over the phone.poor-poorer-the poorest: She has the poorest vocabularybad-worse-the worst: This book worse than thatfunny-funnier-funniest: It was the funniest show I ever seeimportant-more important-the most important: I think that geometry is more important than algebrasunny-sunnier-sunniest: Yuma is the sunniest city in the worldwise-wiser-the wisest A wise person knows when to improvise