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Word Families: Adding -er and -est for Comparing
Recognise and use the -er and -est morphemes to create comparative word families.
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Building Word Families with Grammatical Morphemes
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Use grammatical morphemes (-s, -ed, -ing, -er, -est) to create plural forms, past tense, ongoing actions, and comparatives.
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