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Adjectives are used to define the noun, the Portuguese are usually used after nouns, as in the English language usage is on the contrary, we must use adjectives before the noun. To compare people, things, concepts, and so on., There are ways of comparison, see below:

Comparison of equality:

To compare two things equally we use the expression: (as + adjective + as) and the first negative prayers can be replaced by the so.
Ex: She is the the tall Jane. (She is as tall as Jane.)
Ex: She is not so tall to Jane. (It is not as high as Jane.)

Comparison of inferiority:

We use when we want to demonstrate the inferiority of one thing over another, we use the expression: (less than + + adjective).
Ex: Some species are less adaptable than others. (Some species are less adaptable than others.)

Comparative of superiority:

Used to demonstrate the superiority of something relative to each other. When we use the adjective is monosyllabic: (adjective + er + than suffix).
Ex: The Lion is stronger than the wolf. (A lion is stronger than a wolf.)

With adjectives to use more than one syllable: (more than + + adjective).
Example: Julie is more beautiful than Lana. (Julie is prettier than Lana).

superlative:

We use when we want to further intensification of the adjective to something. When we use the adjective is monosyllabic (the suffix + adjective + est).
Eg: February is the shortest month of the year. (February is the shortest month of the year.)

With adjectives of more than one syllable, we use (the most + adjective).
Ex: This is the most efficient program of all. (This program is the most efficient of