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Comparatives

Comparatives: What are they?

Comparatives are words that show how two things are different. They tell us if something is bigger, smaller, better, worse, or the same as another thing. They are used to make comparisons

Short Adjectives

Forming Comparative Adjectives

Long Adjectives

For short adjectives, add -er. For example, bigger, shorter, faster.

Some adjectives have irregular forms. For example, good-better, bad-worse, far-further. 01. 02. 03.

For long adjectives, add more before the adjective. For example, more interesting, more beautiful, more difficult.

Irregular Adjectives

Comparing Nouns, Adjectives,

and Adverbs

Adjectives

To compare adjectives, we use than. For example, This book is more interesting than that one. Nouns To compare nouns, we use than. For example, My car is faster than yours.

Adverbs

To compare adverbs, we use than. For example, He runs faster than me.

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