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English comparatives

by Martha Flores
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In English , we use to compare two things . Many adjectives form their comparative by adding a , and we often use words like to show the difference . For longer adjectives , we use more plus the adjective , as in . . . as when two things are equal , as in as tall as a giraffe . Remember to adjust spelling rules : if an adjective ends with a single vowel and a single consonant , double the consonant before adding - er .

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We use _____ to show _____ between two things . A basic form usually adds - er to _____ or uses more with longer adjectives . We compare people , objects , or ideas to decide which is bigger , smaller , taller . In sentences , we compare using _____ , for example , 'This car is faster _____ that one . ' Using this pattern , we describe everyday , sizes , and speeds in conversation . Practice with examples from your surroundings to become more fluent in expressing contrasts .

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