1. The comparative form of the word "MODERN" is "more modern."2. "Modern" in English can be pronounced as [?m?dn] (UK) or [?mɑ:d?rn] (US).3. The term "modern" refers to something that is contemporary, up-to-date, or of the current era.4. "Modern" can also describe a style or someone who is fashionable and trendy.5. In a legal context, it would be challenging to prove such a matter in a modern court of law.6. The plural form of "modern" is "moderns," and it does not have specific comparative or superlative forms when referring to being contemporary or having modern characteristics.7. When used to describe something as stylish or fashionable, "modern" can take comparative forms like "more modern" and superlative forms like "most modern."8. "Modern" can act as an adjective in a sentence, functioning as a attributive or predicate.