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1. Comparatives

   • Forming
     • One-syllable adjectives: add "-er" (tall → taller)
     • Two-syllable adjectives: use "more" (beautiful → more beautiful)
     • Irregular adjectives: (good → better, bad → worse)
   • Use
     • Used to compare two things.

2. Superlatives

   • Forming
     • One-syllable adjectives: add "-est" (tall → tallest)
     • Two-syllable adjectives: use "most" (beautiful → most beautiful)
     • Irregular adjectives: (good → best, bad → worst)
   • Use
     • Used to show the highest degree among three or more things.

3. So

   • Adjetives
     • Structure: "So + adjective." Example: "She is so happy."
   • Adverbs
     • Structure: "So + adverb." Example: "He runs so quickly."

4. Such

   • Nouns
     • Structure: "Such + (a/an) + adjective + noun." Example: "She is such a great friend."
   • Uncountable Nouns
     • Structure: "Such + noun." Example: "It was such fun."

5. Too

   • Adjetives
     • Structure: "too + adjective." Example: "The soup is too hot to eat."
   • Adverbs
     • Structure: "too + adverb." Example: "She runs too quickly for me to keep up."

6. Enough

   • Adjetives
     • Structure: "adjective + enough." Example: "She is smart enough to pass the exam."
   • Nouns
     • Structure: "enough + noun." Example: "We have enough time to finish."
   • Adverbs
     • Structure: "verb + enough." Example: "He works hard enough to succeed."