Contributor: Tara Ondra. Lesson ID: 13194
No two things are alike. How do you compare them? Learn the rules and practice making comparisons.
Look at the two animals pictured above.
Take a moment to think about these questions before scrolling down.
Let's start with the adjective small:
Let's try the adjective dangerous.
Let's look at the rules for forming comparatives.
Here are some examples:
Here are some examples:
Here are some examples:
Here are some examples:
Here are some examples of irregular adjectives that don't follow the above rules:
Let's watch Comparatives grammar animation - Mosaic, from OUPSpain, to review these rules:
Ready to practice these rules in the Got It? section? Click NEXT to continue.
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