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Quick true/false on English comparatives.

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Quick true/false on English comparatives.

by Dilxumor Muzaffarova
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The comparative form of 'tall' is 'talls'.

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The comparative form of 'tall' is 'taller'.

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For adjectives ending with a 'y', replace 'y' with 'ier' (happy -> happier).

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The irregular comparative of 'good' is 'better'.

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In comparisons, we use 'than' after the comparative form (e.g., smarter than).

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The word 'better' is the superlative of 'good'.

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For most one-syllable adjectives, add '-er' to form the comparative (e.g., fast -> faster).

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When comparing more than two things, you use the word 'more' before the adjective and skip 'than'.

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The comparative of 'good' is 'gooder'.

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Two-syllable adjectives always take the '-er' ending to form comparatives.

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