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Comparative adjectives

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Comparative adjectives

  1. What is an adjective

    • is a word that qualifies a noun. Adjectives are used to describe a noun (a person, a thing, a place, an animal, etc.) and to express its characteristics.
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  2. What is the difference between a short and a long adjective

    • short adjectives are considered words (with adjectival function) that have between 1 or 2 syllables. Example: fat, thin, tall, fast, small, smart. In contrast, long adjectives usually have 3 or more syllables.
  3. When a comparative adjective is used?

    • to compare differences between the two objects you modify. It is used in sentences where we compare two nouns, as follows: Name (subject) + verb + adjective in comparative degree + than + noun (object).
  4. How do we use a comparative adjective in short adjectives

    • Short adjectives with a single syllable, that is, they can be pronounced with a single blow of voice. To form the Comparatives of this type of Adjectives, -er- is usually added to the end of the Adjective, then the THAN particle to form the final comparison. But when the adjective ends in -e- only -r- is added When the Adjective ends with a consonant and this is preceded by a vowel, the end of the consonant is often doubled.
  5. How do we use a comparative adjective in long adjectives

    • they contain two or more syllables To form the Comparatives of this type of Adjectives, usually -more- and then -than- are added to complete the comparison.
  6. Examples of comparative adjectives

    • Short comparative adjectives
      • This apartament is newer than that apartament
      • This shirt is bigger than the red shirt
      • This room is nicer than ours
      • This dog is skinnier than this dog
      • My homework is easier than yours
    • Long comparative adjectives
      • Camila is more intelligent than Manuela
      • Gold is more valuable than Silver
      • She is more elegant than my aunt
      • His car is more expensive than my car
      • She is more ambitius than her sister

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