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Comparative Adjectives Guide

The document provides guidelines for forming comparative adjectives in English. For one and two-syllable adjectives, the comparative is formed by adding '-er', while for three syllable adjectives or more, 'more' is used. Examples include 'old' becoming 'older' and 'generous' becoming 'more generous'.

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Comparative Adjectives Guide

The document provides guidelines for forming comparative adjectives in English. For one and two-syllable adjectives, the comparative is formed by adding '-er', while for three syllable adjectives or more, 'more' is used. Examples include 'old' becoming 'older' and 'generous' becoming 'more generous'.

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COMPARATIVES

Birthdate: 22 July 1992 Birthdate: 21 October


1985
Weight: 52
Weight: 50
Height: 1,69
Height: 1,75

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Form the comparative forms of adjectives with


one and two syllables by adding –er for the
comparative form.

Old older

Young younger

For adjectives with three syllables or more, you


form the comparative with more.

Generous more generous

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