Like you, I'm a great list maker. I make useful lists. When I get in to the office each morning I make a list on a sticky note of all the things I want to get done. At home, I write lists on ...

Where the adjective ends with letter ‘y’, this can be removed to be replaced by letters ‘ier’ and ‘iest’ to make the comparative and superlative forms. Examples are Easy-Easier ...

Grammar is helpful here because it tells us that, for some adjectives, you can add “er” on the end to get its comparative form and “est” to get a superlative. So we know that “clearer ...