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1. 7esl.com › comparaMastering Comparative Adjectives in English with Examples

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   Hace 6 días · Comparative adjectives are an essential part of language that enables us to compare two or more things. Whether we want to express the difference in size between two animals or the similarity in personality between two people, comparative adjectives help us to convey the degree of difference or similarity between them.

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2. www.speakup.es › explore › grammarComparativo y superlativo en inglés: cómo formarlo (con ...

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   14 de may. de 2024 · Los comparativos y superlativos (comparatives and superlatives) son formas gramaticales que se utilizan en inglés para comparar y destacar diferencias en calidad, cantidad o grado entre dos o más cosas.

3. 7esl.com › comparison-Comparison of Adjectives: Comparative and Superlative • 7ESL

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   Hace 5 días · Comparison of adjectives is a fundamental aspect of language that enables us to express degrees of comparison between two or more things. Whether we want to compare the size of two animals or the intelligence of two people, comparison of adjectives helps us to convey the differences and similarities between them.

4. polseguera.org › comparative_sentencesComparative and superlative sentences - English Grammar Step ...

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   27 de may. de 2024 · UNIT 18. COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE SENTENCES. Complete the gaps provided as appropriate, using the words given in brackets. 1 Examples: (comparatives) Kim is taller than Linda. They work harder than you. His house is bigger than hers. Her great-grandson is nicer than her great-granddaughter. Tim's 19 and his brother, 17, so his brother's younger.

5. www.fluentu.com › blog › englishComparisons in English | FluentU English

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   8 de may. de 2024 · Comparisons with “more” or “less”. If you’re talking about two nouns, then you can compare two quantities with the words “more ,” “less” or “fewer.”. “More” can work for things that are countable (like dogs, pencils, dollars or bottles) and uncountable (such as water, sugar, money or milk).

6. virtualteambuilding.com › blog › how-to-play-virtualVirtual Guess Who

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   13 de may. de 2024 · Players take turns asking yes or no questions to guess their opponent’s chosen celebrity or character. As players receive answers, they eliminate potential identities from their list. The first player to correctly guess their opponent’s celebrity or character wins the round.

7. www.altopedia.net › activities › 4939-comparativeALTopedia - Comparative/Superlative Questions (Warm-up chat)

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   28 de may. de 2024 · A short slideshow of topics students can use to talk about comparatives and superlatives.