comparativos

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Comparatives	Comparisons are used to compare a person or object in a group Image: Ingles (binary/octet-stream)
How to use comparisons?	is embrea as follows: Noun (subject) + verb + adjective in comparative degree + than+ noun (object).
What are the rules of the comparison?	Rules for forming the comparative and superlative in English In English, most adjectives are added an 'er' at the end to form the comparative and 'est' to form the superlative. If the adjective ends in 'e', only an 'r' is added for the comparative and 'st' for the superlative:
the difference between comparatives and superlatives	The comparative is used in English to compare differences between the two objects it modifies. The superlative is used to describe an object that lies at the upper or lower end of a quality.
Example of comparisons in English	Aziel is taller than Ariel. Mauricio is small, but Alfredo is smaller. He's bigger than me. Elena is nicer than Cissnei Elena is hot, but Cissnei is hotter. Williams Molina is ugly, but Mauricio is handsome.
below is a table that serves as a reference	Image: Comparative (binary/octet-stream)
comparative exercises in English 1. house is (high) than the television tower.	higher
2.The journey is almost as (long) by car as it is by train.	long
3.She is (happy) with her new job than with her old one.	happier
4.Some of the (intelligent) people have studied at this university	most intelligent

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