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Grammar Exercise: Comparatives

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Remember:

1. Some adjectives (like “good”, “bad” and “far”) are irregular, and have irregular comparative forms:
good = better
bad = worse
far = further

2. You can also make comparisons in these ways:

(not) as + ADJECTIVE + as

She is as tall as her brother / She isn’t as tall as her brother

3. You can also add “a bit” or “much” before the adjective:

He’s a bit older than me.
He’s much more intelligent than he thinks.


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