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    Comparatives compare two or more subjects or objects to each other in terms of superiority, equality, or inferiority. Superlatives refer to the most extreme degree or highest/lowest quality of an objective. Comparatives and superlatives are grammatical forms used to compare things.

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    Comparatives compare two or more subjects or objects to each other in terms of superiority, equality, or inferiority. Superlatives refer to the most extreme degree or highest/lowest quality of an objective. Comparatives and superlatives are grammatical forms used to compare things.

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    Comparatives compare two or more subjects or objects to each other in terms of superiority, equality, or inferiority. Superlatives refer to the most extreme degree or highest/lowest quality of an objective. Comparatives and superlatives are grammatical forms used to compare things.

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    SUPERLATIVES AND COMPARATIVES

    COMPARATIVES
    compare two or more subjects or objects with each other
    SUPERIORITY EQUALITY INFERIORITY

    SUPERLATIVES
    most extreme degree of objective, highest or lowest quality

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