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Understanding the Comparative Form

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A comprehensive guide to the comparative form for Starlight 4 students.

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A comprehensive guide to the comparative form for Starlight 4 students.

by Nastya Perepechko
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Comparative form

Сравнительная форма используется для сравнения двух вещей. Она помогает нам описать различия в качестве, количестве или степени.

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Formation of Comparatives

Чтобы сформировать сравнительную форму, мы добавляем er в конце кратких прилагательных. Например:

  • tall → taller
  • fast → faster
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Irregular Comparatives

Some adjectives have irregular comparative forms that do not follow the standard rules. Here are a few:

  • good → better
  • bad → worse
  • far → farther/further
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Using 'Than' in Comparatives

When making comparisons, we often use the word than. For example:

  • My brother is taller than me.
  • This book is more interesting than that one.
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