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"Repeated Comparatives" Quick Quiz
 

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Gracias al creador del video. Youtube "TalkEnglish"

by Karla Lopez Huiza
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What type of Conditionals are we using in this sentence: "If you study hard, then your English will get better and better"?

2

Which one is NOT a Comparative?

3

According to the video, why do we use Repeated Comparatives?

4

What type of Comparative is the word "BETTER"?

5

From which adjective does the comparative "WORSE" come?

6

In this example, we can see an Increase or a Decrease?

7

In this case, the word "Less" represents...

8

With what type of Adjective would we have to use this rule? More and more/Less and less + Adjective

Explicación

If + Present Simple, ... will + Verb infinitive

"Little" is just an ADJECTIVE, not a comparative

Irregular: Good -> Better

It´s an Increase, because we are using the word "more"

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