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When do you use comparative adjectives in English?
When do you use superlative adjectives in English?
Can you think of one adjective you often use to compare things (e.g., big, fast, interesting)?

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1. How do we often form a regular comparative adjective?

2. Which example is a comparative form given in the video?

3. What word is used when comparing one noun with another noun?

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1. What do superlatives compare?

2. What word do we usually put before a superlative adjective?

3. What is the superlative form of "good" in the irregular list?

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1. In the practice answers, what is the comparative used in: “My neighbor’s garden is ___ than mine”?

2. Which sentence includes a superlative with “the most” in the answers?

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1. Which statement best describes the difference between comparatives and superlatives?

Comparatives compare more than two; superlatives compare two.
Comparatives are only for irregular adjectives; superlatives are only for regular adjectives.
Comparatives compare two; superlatives compare more than two.

2. Which is a correct superlative phrase?

3. According to the general rules in the video, which is usually true?

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Comparatives and Superlatives | Learn English | EasyTeaching

Think of two things you own (e.g., two phones, two bags). Make two comparative sentences using “than”.
Choose a group of at least three things (e.g., three movies, three foods). Make two superlative sentences using “the”.
Which irregular forms do you use most often (good/bad/far)? Write one sentence for each.
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