Comparatives
To compare
two….. people, places, things or action use:
1.Comparative adjectives.
2.Comparative adverbs (for actions)
3.Less+ adjective or adverb
4.(not) as + adjective/ adverb + as
Comparative
adjectives: regular
Adjective
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comparative
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short
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shorter
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One
syllable add -er
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big
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bigger
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One vowel+ one consonant= double final consonant
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busy
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busier
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Consonant
+ y = ier
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happy
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happier
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relaxed
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more
relaxed
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Two or
more syllables: more + adjective
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Comparative
adjectives: irregular
Adjective
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comparative
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Adjective
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comparative
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good
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Better
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Stressed
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More stressed
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bad
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Worse
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Tired
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More tired
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far
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further
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bored
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More bored
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little
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less
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much
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more
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Comparative adverbs:
regular
Adverbs
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comparative
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quickly
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More quickly
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slowly
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More slowly
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Comparative adverbs: irregular
Adverbs
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comparative
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hard
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harder
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well
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better
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badly
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worse
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much
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more
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Comparative with pronouns:
After
comparative + than or as ….. as, we use an object pronoun ( me, him, her,
etc.) or a subject pronoun + auxiliary verb. E.g.
My
brother’s taller than me. My brother’s taller than I am
He´s not
as intelligent as her.
He´s not as intelligent as she is.
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