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    The document discusses comparative adjectives in English. It explains that adjectives ending in 'y' form their comparative by changing the 'y' to 'i' and adding 'er', such as 'happier'. Adjectives with a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern form their comparative by doubling the last consonant and adding 'er', like 'bigger'. Adjectives with more than one syllable use 'more' before the adjective to form the comparative, like 'more expensive'. It provides examples of filling in comparative sentences and includes a link to a video about comparatives.

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    The document discusses comparative adjectives in English. It explains that adjectives ending in 'y' form their comparative by changing the 'y' to 'i' and adding 'er', such as 'happier'. Adjectives with a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern form their comparative by doubling the last consonant and adding 'er', like 'bigger'. Adjectives with more than one syllable use 'more' before the adjective to form the comparative, like 'more expensive'. It provides examples of filling in comparative sentences and includes a link to a video about comparatives.

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    COMPARATIVES

    ADJECTIVES
    Adjectives that end in Y
    as
    happy happier than

    angry angrier than


    Exercise
    Complete sentences using comparatives
    1 Sara is (busy) ____________________________________Tere.

    2 My sister is (old) ____________________________________________ me.

    3 My pencils are (long) ________________________________________ your pencils

    4 My Friends are (happy) ___________________________________________your Friends.

    5 Cars are (fast) ______________________________________________ bikes


    Adjectives with CVC
    Remember consonant vowel consonant
    repeat the last consonant
    big ger than

    hotter than
    Adjectives with more than one syllable
    more
    more expensive than
    more difficult than

    more interesting than


    Now is a time of a video
    https://youtu.be/2fQb7_KUs3A
    hot

    The sun is hotter than the lava


    expensive
    The jet is more expensive than the sports car

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