Grammar summary
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Use -er / -est with many short adjectives; use more / most with longer adjectives.
Double the final consonant in big; change consonant + y to i in happy.
01 Compare two things
Choose the comparative form.
Example: A train is faster than a bicycle.
1.A giraffe is than a goat.
2.This box is than that box.
3.A bike is than a car.
4.Today is than yesterday.
5.This bag is than that bag.
6.My sister is than me.
02 Long adjectives
Choose more or most.
1.This chair is comfortable than that one.
2.A plane is expensive than a bus.
3.This is the interesting book here.
4.It is the beautiful garden in town.
03 Than or the?
Choose than or the.
1.Sam is taller Leo.
2.This is smallest room.
3.My bag is heavier yours.
4.She is youngest child in the family.
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Do not combine more with an -er form: better, not more better.
Use than for a difference, and as ... as for equality.
04 Find the superlative
Choose the superlative form.
Example: This is the tallest building in our town.
1.This is the box of all.
2.She is the runner in our group.
3.This is the street in town.
4.It is the day of the year.
5.This is the bag in the shop.
6.He is the player in the team.
05 Good and bad
Choose the correct irregular form.
1.This result is than the last one. (good)
2.This is the result of all. (good)
3.The weather is than yesterday. (bad)
4.It is the day of the week. (bad)
06 Equal comparisons
Choose as or than.
1.My bag is as heavy yours.
2.Leo is taller Max.
3.This film is as funny that one.
4.A car is faster a bike.
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