Comparatives and Superlatives
Compare people, places, products and choices.
Lesson focus
Compare people, places, products and choices.
Core idea
Use -er/-est with many short adjectives and more/most with many longer adjectives. Use than after comparatives.
Examples
This phone is cheaper than that one.
Dhaka is busier than my hometown.
This is the most useful option.
Useful vocabulary
WordMeaning
cheaperlower in price
busierhaving more activity
usefulhelpful for a purpose
Active practice
Do this now: Compare two phones, cities or study methods in at least five sentences.
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