Comparative and Superlative Structures

The video tutorial introduces the concept of repeated and double comparatives in English grammar. It begins with an overview of the topic, highlighting its complexity. The instructor discusses the impact of technology on communication, using it as a context for explaining comparatives. The video then delves into detailed explanations of repeated and double comparatives, providing numerous examples and practice opportunities. Advanced rules and expressions related to comparatives are also covered, helping students understand how to use these structures effectively in different contexts.

What is the new grammar topic introduced in the video?

• Future Continuous Tense

• Repeated and Double Comparatives

• Past Perfect Tense

• Conditional Sentences

What is the main focus of the video?

• Learning about repeated and double comparatives

• Discussing future tenses

• Understanding past tenses

• Exploring conditional sentences

How does technology impact communication according to the video?

• It has no effect on communication

• It always improves communication

• It only damages communication

• It can be harmful if overused

What happens the more you communicate, according to the video?

• You gain more friends

• You lose all friends

• You become less friendly

• You become closer friends

What is an example of a repeated comparative?

• More and more beautiful

• Less and less interesting

• Faster and faster

• The more, the merrier

Which of the following is a repeated comparative?

• The less you know

• Faster and faster

• The more you earn

• The sooner, the better

What is the structure of a double comparative?

• Faster and faster

• Less and less interesting

• The more you do, the more you get

• More and more beautiful

Which sentence is an example of a double comparative?

• The more you practice, the better you become

• Faster and faster

• More and more beautiful

• Less and less interesting

What is the normal version of 'The more milk Jayne drinks, the healthier she becomes'?

• Jayne drinks more milk and becomes healthier

• Jayne becomes healthier by drinking milk

• Drinking milk makes Jayne healthier

• If Jayne drinks more milk, she becomes healthier

How can 'The more practice you do, the better you'll be' be rephrased?

• More practice leads to better results

• The better you practice, the more you'll be

• Practicing more makes you better

• If you do more practice, you'll be better