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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns can be compared using comparative forms. Answer ✅ if the noun can be used in a comparative context, and ❌ if it cannot.

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns can be compared using comparative forms. Answer ✅ if the noun can be used in a comparative context, and ❌ if it cannot.

by Erika Vazquez
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The mother used to compare her daughter with her university friends.

2

Laurita got better grades than the mother’s daughter.

3

The daughter accepted Laurita's grades were better and stayed silent.

4

The daughter mentioned that Armando had better grades than Laurita.

5

The mother cared more about Armando's grades than Laurita's.

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The conversation between mother and daughter ended with the mother reflecting.

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The daughter said she never compared herself with anyone.

8

The mother understood that everyone is unique and special.

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The story shows that a poorly used comparison can affect others.

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The mother never admitted that her comparison was wrong.

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