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    This document provides examples of comparative adjectives used to compare two things. Some of the comparative adjectives used include better, worst, more beautiful, thinner, safer, more boring, heaviest, biggest, slower, youngest, largest, best, most popular, most expensive, more, most difficult, hotter, more dangerous, happier, bigger, more talented, safer, most exciting, noisiest, more expensive, more, most, and cheapest. The document shows the comparative adjective and what it is comparing in parentheses after each example.

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    This document provides examples of comparative adjectives used to compare two things. Some of the comparative adjectives used include better, worst, more beautiful, thinner, safer, more boring, heaviest, biggest, slower, youngest, largest, best, most popular, most expensive, more, most difficult, hotter, more dangerous, happier, bigger, more talented, safer, most exciting, noisiest, more expensive, more, most, and cheapest. The document shows the comparative adjective and what it is comparing in parentheses after each example.

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    This document provides examples of comparative adjectives used to compare two things. Some of the comparative adjectives used include better, worst, more beautiful, thinner, safer, more boring, heaviest, biggest, slower, youngest, largest, best, most popular, most expensive, more, most difficult, hotter, more dangerous, happier, bigger, more talented, safer, most exciting, noisiest, more expensive, more, most, and cheapest. The document shows the comparative adjective and what it is comparing in parentheses after each example.

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    Comparative adjectives

    better
    Tom is a Answer  student than Mary. (good)

    Worst
    Monday is the Answer  day of the week. (bad)

    More beautiful
    The princess is Answer  than the witch. (beautiful)

    Thinnest
    Mary is the Answer  girl in the class. (thin

    Safer
    You are Answer  here than there. (safe)

    More boring
    I think golf is Answer  than football. (boring)

    Heaviest
    Elephants are the Answer  animals. (heavy)

    Most
    That is the Answer  sofa in our house. (comfortable)

    Biggest
    Let's pick the Answer  apple of the tree. (big)

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    Slow er
    Trains are Answer  than aeroplanes. (slow)

    Youngest
    Ann is the Answer  child in the family. (young)

    Largest
    It is the Answer  shop in town. (large)

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    Best
    Jim is the Answer  player in the football team. (good)

    Most popular
    Sam is the Answer  in the class. (popular)

    Most expen
    I bought the Answer  souvenir I could afford. (expensive)

    More
    In this classroom there are Answer  girls than boys. (many)

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    Most difficult
    Which is the Answer  subject at school? (difficult)
    Hotter
    July is Answer  than January. (hot)

    More dangerou
    A lion is Answer  than a cat. (dangerous)

    Happier
    Helen is Answer  than Mary. (happy)

    Bigger
    Our house is Answer  than yours. (big))

    More talented
    Tim is Answer  than Peter. (talented)

    Safer
    Bicycles are Answer  than motorbikes. (safe)

    Most excitin
    ) This is the Answer  film I have ever seen. (exciting)

    Noisiest
    Ben was Answer  the person in his family. (noisy)

    More expensive
    Computers are Answer  than telephones. (expensive).

    More
    This armchair is Answer  than the old one. (comfortable)

    Most
    That is the Answer  sofa in our house. (comfortable)

    Cheapest
    That TV set is the Answer  of all. (cheap)

    Heavier
    A rock is Answer  than a leaf. (heavy)

    Prettier
    Anna is Answer  than Kate. (pretty)

    Prettier
    Anna is Answer  than Kate. (pretty)

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