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    The document discusses comparative adjectives and how to use them when comparing objects or people. It provides rules for forming comparatives of adjectives based on their syllable count, such as using "-er" for one-syllable adjectives and "more" for adjectives with two or more syllables. Irregular adjectives like "good" and "bad" that change to "better" and "worse" are also noted. Examples are given for forming sentences using comparatives with "than", "more", and "less".

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    The document discusses comparative adjectives and how to use them when comparing objects or people. It provides rules for forming comparatives of adjectives based on their syllable count, such as using "-er" for one-syllable adjectives and "more" for adjectives with two or more syllables. Irregular adjectives like "good" and "bad" that change to "better" and "worse" are also noted. Examples are given for forming sentences using comparatives with "than", "more", and "less".

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    INGENIERA EN

    GESTIN
    EMPRESARIAL

    COMPARATIVES
    Teacher: Haide Reyes Garcia
    Team: Ivonne Jacquelinne Baxin Chigo
    M del Roco Ponciano Chigo
    Group: 407 A
    RULES OF ADJECTIVES AND
    SENTENCES
    We used adjectivs comparatives when
    need to compare:

    Objects
    Persons
    GRAMATICAL RULES

    ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVE

    Old Older
    One syllable adjetives Safe Safer
    Big Bigger

    Noisy Noisier
    Adjetives ending in y
    Dirty Dietier

    More Beautiful
    Adjetives with two or more Beautiful
    More Expensive
    syllables Expensive

    Good Better
    Irregular adjetives
    Bad Worse
    Than
    1. Victor is taller than Adrian.

    2. Megan is more attractive than Britney.


    More+adjetive

    The book are more interesting than movies.

    Apples are more expensive than oranges.


    Verbs with termination y

    For me the English class is easier than Math.

    Gold is far heavier than water.


    Less + adjetive

    This country is less dangerous than yours.

    The lion is less intelligent than the dolphin.


    Irregular Adjectives

    Irregular adjectives

    Your mobile phone is better than mine

    Winter weather isworsethan summer weather.

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