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Comparatives & Superlatives

Compare people, places and things.

Lesson

Vocabulary

EnglishEnglishExample
Bigger larger than something This house is bigger.
Smaller less big than something A mouse is smaller than a cat.
The best better than all others She is the best player.
Worse more bad Today is worse than yesterday.
More expensive costing more Gold is more expensive.
The fastest faster than all others He is the fastest runner.

Pronunciation

WordPhoneticTip
Biggerlarger than something
Smallerless big than something
The bestbetter than all others

Grammar tip

Comparative: -er/more; superlative: -est/most. "bigger", "the biggest".

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