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Learn and practice English comparatives.

by Itzel Garnica
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What are Comparatives?

In English, comparatives compare two things. They show which one is bigger, faster, or nicer. We use them every day.

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Forming with Short Adjectives

For short, one-syllable adjectives, add -er: tall → taller, fast → faster. If the word ends with a single vowel and consonant, double the last letter, for example big = bigger

3

Adjectives Ending in -y

Adjectives ending with -y: change y to i and add -er. sunny → sunnier; funny → funnier.

4

Using More

For longer adjectives, use "more" for Beautiful → more beautiful; interesting → more interesting. We also use more with many-syllable words.

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Adjetives

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Examples

  • American food is sometimes greasier that british food
  • Canada is colder than USA
  • Australia is sunnier than England
  • Mexico is more fascinating than USA
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Exercises

  1. Indian food is __________(spicy) than American food
  2. The weather in South Africa is ____________(warm) than in Canada
  3. American movies are _________ ( famous) than Canada movies
  4. Jamaican music is _________(cool) than classical music.
  5. Australia is ____________ (dangerous) than England
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