Comparative form

We use the comparative form to compare two things or two persons.

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We use ADJECTIVES when talking about Comparative Form.

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Is it good?

"The panda is more dangerous than the butterfly."

• Yes

• No

Is it good?

"The Ferrari is more fast than the Ford."

• Yes

• No

Is it good?

"The panther is dangerouser than the monkey."

• Yes

• No

Is it good?

"The panther is more dangerous than the monkey."

• Yes

• No

Is it good?

"The student is more fun than the teacher."

• Yes

• No

Is it good?

"The student is funnier than the teacher."

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• No

Is it good?

"Jenny is more tall than Sarah."

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• No

Is it good?

"Jenny is taller than Sarah."

• Yes

• No