Comparatives and Superlatives

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Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives

We use comparatives to COMPARE two nouns.

Example

A cheetah is faster than a tiger.

Which one is taller?

Comparative structure

Noun + verb to be + adjective(er) + than + noun
Lion + is + heavier + than + a dog

Superlatives

Say that something or someone is the most or the least of a group.

Example

The elephant is the biggest animal.

Who is the tallest?

Superlative form

Noun + verb to be + the + adjective (+est)
Hannah + is + the + tallest.
or
Noun + verb to be + the + most/least + adjective
Hannah + is + the + most/least + intelligent.

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