Grammar Review

​There are used to compare differences between the two objects they modified.

​Pattern: Noun (subject) +verb+comparative adjective+ than + noun .

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​Example: My cat is smaller than your cat.

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​Remember: Short adjectives add "er" and long adjectives add "more"

• ​(so) much to show intensity

• Example: Your car is so much bigger than mine.

• ​a (little) bit to show a slight difference

• ​Example: My sister is a little bit taller than me.

• ​To repeat a comparative to change change over time.

• ​Example: Things are getting more and more expensive than before.

• ​(Even) to show intensity.

• ​This practice is even longer than the math practice

​1. Subject pronouns:

​They are the SUBJECT of the verb. Ex: HE plays soccer.

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​2. Object Pronouns:

​Are those pronouns that receive the action in a sentence. They follows the verb in sentence. I give THEM cookies every day.

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​3. Possessive Pronouns:

​Describe what things belong to which people. Example: That book is MINE.

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​4. Reflexive Pronouns:

​These are used to refer back to the subject of the clause in which they are used. Example: I have told MYSELF that hundred of times.