The second page focuses on stopniowanie przysłówków angielski and their formation rules. This section provides essential information about regular and irregular adverb comparisons.

Definition: One-syllable adverbs form comparatives and superlatives with -er and -est, while longer adverbs use more and most.

Example: fast → faster → the fastest (one syllable) slowly → more slowly → the most slowly (multiple syllables)

Highlight: Przysłówki nieregularne angielski like well and badly have unique comparative and superlative forms that must be memorized.

Vocabulary: Irregular adverbs follow patterns similar to their corresponding irregular adjectives: well → better → the best badly → worse → the worst

The first page details the formation of comparative and superlative forms for both short and long adjectives in English. Stopniowanie przymiotników angielski tabela shows systematic rules for different adjective types.

Definition: Short adjectives form comparatives and superlatives by adding -er and -est, while long adjectives use more and most.

Example: old → older → the oldest (short adjective) difficult → more difficult → the most difficult (long adjective)

Highlight: Special spelling rules apply when adding endings to adjectives ending in -e, -y, or single consonants after single vowels.

Vocabulary: Irregular adjectives like stopniowanie bad (bad → worse → worst) and stopniowanie przymiotnika far $far → farther/further → farthest/furthest$ follow unique patterns.