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When we have longer words that are more than one syllable, we use the word "more" and "less" when we want to compare

Comparatives

When an adjective are one syllable or one beat, we add "er" to it when we want to use it to compare

They are words we use when we are comparing different things or different people, so, we need to use comparatives adjectives

Examples

This cup is older than this cup

His cat is larger than my dog

The mouse is smaller than the owl

This book is longer than ths book

This dress is shorter than this dress

That building is taller than my house

This pencil is newer than this pen

Examples

John is more serious than George

The feathers on this duck are more colourful than the feathers on this duck

I think English grammar is more difficult than Spanish grammar

Chris Evans is more popular than Chadwick Boseman

This house is more exciting than ever

She is more clever than he

Mike is funnier than Isaac

This practice is easier than the previous one

Exceptions

When we have a -consonant, vowel, consonant-, we need to add a second consonant or a second letter

Examples

Examples

I am feeling hotter than my sister

This book is bigger than this magazine

My dad is fatter than my mom

When we have an -vowel, consonant, consonant-, we don't need to add a second consonant or a second letter

Examples

My cat is smaller than my dog

This drink is colder than my coffee

When we have an adjective, and this ends with -y-, we need to remove the -y- and add "ier"