Unit 68 COMPARISONS
Grammar
COMPARISONS OF ADJECTIVES
The Comparative form
A. Superiority
1 Short Adjectives:
Adj + er (than)
long, short, fast…
Bill is twenty. John is twenty-two.
John is older than Bill.
Bill is younger than John.
Bill is twenty. John is twenty-two.
John is older than Bill.
Bill is younger than John.
Note
large – larger.
nice – nicer
large – larger.
nice – nicer
thin – thinner.
fat – fatter.
wet – wetter.
big – bigger.
fat – fatter.
wet – wetter.
big – bigger.
noisy – noisier.
happy -happier.
heavy -heavier.
noble -nobler.
quiet -quieter.
narrow -narrower.
clever -cleverer.
happy -happier.
heavy -heavier.
noble -nobler.
quiet -quieter.
narrow -narrower.
clever -cleverer.
good -better.
bad -worse.
bad -worse.
2 Long Adjectives:
More + Adj + (than)
More + Adj + (than)
comfortable, attractive…
A Jumbo Jet is more economical than a Concorde.
Her younger sister is more beautiful than she (is)
A Jumbo Jet is more economical than a Concorde.
Her younger sister is more beautiful than she (is)
B. Inferiority
Less + Adj + than
This hotel is less comfortable than that one.
comparison: using comparatives and superlatives
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