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Test your grasp of comparisons in English.

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Test your grasp of comparisons in English.

by YAIR FEDERICO OTAMENDI VALENCIA 2334538
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The word 'equal' is used to show any inequality.

2

Superlatives express the highest degree of comparison.

3

The word 'as' can be used in as...as constructions to compare equality.

4

To form a comparative for most two-syllable adjectives, you add 'more' before the adjective.

5

The symbol '>' indicates that the left value is greater than the right.

6

To form a comparative in English, you always add 'most' to the adjective.

7

In English, 'than' is used to make comparisons.

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Superlatives can compare only two items.

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In comparisons, you never use 'as' in English.

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The symbol '<' means the left value is greater than the right.

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