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    This document outlines different structures for comparing and contrasting items in English using adjectives, adverbs, and nouns. It describes comparative structures that show one item is more or less of a quality than another using "more" or "less." It also describes superlative structures that indicate one item has the most or least of a quality using "the most" or "the least." Finally, it describes equality structures using "as...as" to show two items have equal amounts of a quality.

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    This document outlines different structures for comparing and contrasting items in English using adjectives, adverbs, and nouns. It describes comparative structures that show one item is more or less of a quality than another using "more" or "less." It also describes superlative structures that indicate one item has the most or least of a quality using "the most" or "the least." Finally, it describes equality structures using "as...as" to show two items have equal amounts of a quality.

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    This document outlines different structures for comparing and contrasting items in English using adjectives, adverbs, and nouns. It describes comparative structures that show one item is more or less of a quality than another using "more" or "less." It also describes superlative structures that indicate one item has the most or least of a quality using "the most" or "the least." Finally, it describes equality structures using "as...as" to show two items have equal amounts of a quality.

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    This document outlines different structures for comparing and contrasting items in English using adjectives, adverbs, and nouns. It describes comparative structures that show one item is more or less of a quality than another using "more" or "less." It also describes superlative structures that indicate one item has the most or least of a quality using "the most" or "the least." Finally, it describes equality structures using "as...as" to show two items have equal amounts of a quality.

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    Short Adj/Adv S1 + V + short adj/adv_er + than + S2

    Eg: He learns harder than his elder brother does.

    Comparative Adj & Adv Long Adj/Adv S1 + V + more + adj/ adv + than + S2
    Eg: She is more beautiful than her.

    S1 + V + more + N + than + S2
    Eg: She has more money than me.
    Nouns

    Short Adj/Adv S + V + the + adj/ adv_est + (N)


    Eg: He is the tallest (student) in my class.

    Superlative Adj/Adv Long Adj/Adv S + V + the + most + adj/adv + (N)


    COMPARISON Eg: My mother is the most beautiful (woman) in the world.

    S + V + the + most + N
    Eg: He is a billionaire. He has the most money.
    Nouns

    Adj/Adv S1 + V + as + adj/adv + as + S2
    Eg: She is as tall as Huong.

    Nouns Plural Nouns S1 + V + as many/ few + N + as + S2


    Eg: I have as many exercises as my brother.
    Equality
    S1 + V + as much/little + N + as + S2
    Eg: I don't have as much money as you.
    Uncountable Nouns

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