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by Modern English
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easier consonant adverbs happie i y

Adjectives and ending in " " following a change the " y " into " + er "

easy - .
happy -

2

more us more am more e y books than three two have than

Adjectives of or more syllables , adjectives of syllables not ending in " " , " er " , " ow " , " " , plus some adverbs and nouns form their comparative by adding " " before the adjective / adverb / noun + than :

She is intelligent me ( or ? than I ) .
John is patient I expected .
He ? s got more than ( or ? than we ) .

3

irregular Worse worse farther further expected better

Some adjectives and adverbs have comparative forms . The most common ones are :

good - You look better today .
bad - How are you feeling today ? .
far - / further I walked to the station . It was farther ( ) than I .

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as are adjective you cold

The comparative of equality ( as . . . as )
The comparative of equality follows the pattern :

( not ) as + or adverb + as

She is tall as ( ? as you ) .
It isn ? t as as yesterday .

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friends many have nouns money many

With , the comparison is introduced by ( not ) as much / as :

They haven ? t got as as us ( ? as we ) .
He hasn't got as much as he needs .

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