Learn how to compare two people, things, or situations using comparative adjectives. Practice forming comparisons correctly with '-er', 'more', and other expressions.
Arrange or complete the sentences using the correct comparative adjective form. Remember: use '-er' for short adjectives, 'more' for long adjectives, and adjust spelling when needed.
Comparatives are used to show difference between two things. Be careful with irregular forms like better, worse, farther.
Comparative adjectives show how one thing differs from another in degree or quality. You’ll learn regular and irregular forms, spelling rules, and natural ways to express comparisons.
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