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    COMPARISONS We use comparisons to describe differences between people, objects and even ideas. We use "than" when we compare one thing to another. The cat is bigger than the fish. The book is more expensive than the pencil.

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    COMPARISONS

    We use comparisons to describe differences between people, objects and even ideas.

    Ex:

    Kate is younger than Maria.


    Maria is older than Kate.
    KATE

    Ex:

    We use than when we compare one thing with another.

    The cat is bigger than the fish.

    Ex:

    MARIA

    1 syllable adjectives

    -er

    Clara is taller than Emily.


    Emily is shorter than Clara.
    CLARA
    EMILY

    Ex:

    3 or more syllable adjectives

    more

    The book is more expensive than the pencil.


    10 TL

    Some adjectives have irregular forms


    good
    bad
    far

    Ex:

    The tree is farther than the house.

    better
    worse
    farther/further

    2 TL

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