Comparative and Superlative adjectives - HELP!

[ElleMacpherson]

No idea what they are but need to know for

delightful
funny
terrible
good
pretty
little
unpleasant
many
honest
wet
foolish
natural
musical

TIA xx

delightful - most /more delightful
funny - funnier funniest
terrible - worse worst
good - better best
pretty - prettier prettiest
little - ?
unpleasant?
many - more most
honest more/most honest
wet - wetter wettest
foolish - more /most foolish
natural - more /most natural
musical ?

thanks Liz - any more????

grammar ladies come help

I am crap at this but littler and littlest sound ok to me

Twig? Soupy???

gawd you need someone like enid or cod or MI but I also think

unpleasanter and unpleasantest/most unpleasant are ok

more musical and the most musical

unpleasanter isn't a word

seem to remember some vague rule about having 3 syllables needs to have more and the most but having 'un' tagged on the front can mean a different rule

I'm out of my depth but posting just to bump it really

thanks foxy, I guess those last two are more and most unless some says otherwise!

a general rule of thumb is that if the adjective has 3 or more syllables, use 'more' and 'most' rather than -er and -est to make comparatives and superlatives.

yes, I would always use more and the most once it's over 2 syllables (so that would include natural, musical, delightful, terrible and unpleasant)

ok, that makes sense. Thank you