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One-syllable adjectives usually add -er/-est (tall → taller → tallest); most two-or-more-syllable adjectives use "more/most" instead. Some are irregular: good → better → best, bad → worse → worst.
This is more easy than that.
This is easier than that. — Short adjectives ending in -y take -ier, not "more."
She is the most good student.
She is the best student. — "Good" is irregular: best, not "most good."
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