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    The document compares three friends - Megan, Ben, and Cathy - on various adjectives using comparative and superlative structures. For example, it states that Megan is the most sensible, Cathy is the least sensible, and Ben is more sensible than Cathy but not as sensible as Megan. Another comparison shows that Megan is the saddest, Ben is the least sad, and Cathy is sadder than Ben but not as sad as Megan.

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    The document compares three friends - Megan, Ben, and Cathy - on various adjectives using comparative and superlative structures. For example, it states that Megan is the most sensible, Cathy is the least sensible, and Ben is more sensible than Cathy but not as sensible as Megan. Another comparison shows that Megan is the saddest, Ben is the least sad, and Cathy is sadder than Ben but not as sad as Megan.

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    Make comparisons

    TASK: the gridMegan


    Look at between the
    and three
    write friends,
    sentencesas in
    the about
    examples
    the: people, as in the examples. BenThere are
    different ways of comparing. For No.1 you can
    1. Megan is the most sensible. Cathy is the least
    say: Cathy is less sensible than Ben. No.2:
    sensible. Ben is more sensible than Cathy. Cathy
    Cathy is less sad than Ben.
    is not as sensible as Ben.

    Adjective Ben Cathy Mega 2. Megan is the saddest. Ben is the least sad.
    n Cathy is sadder than Ben. Ben is not as sad as
    Cathy.
    sensible xx x xxx
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    sad x xx
    Cathy xxx --------------------------------------------------------------
    big xxx xx x --------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    strong xxx x xx --------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    fit x xxx xx
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    old x xxx xx --------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    interesting xxx xx x
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    tall xxx x xx --------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    intelligent xxx x xx --------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    understanding xx xxx x
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    crazy xxx xx x --------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------------------------------------------------------
    NOTE: Sometimes, we use the opposite. E.g. Megan is --------------------------------------------------------------
    the least big = Megan is the smallest/shortest. --------------------------------------------------------------
    -------------------------------------------------------------

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