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COMPARATIVE
                          Comparative is used when you compare two things. There are certain rules
                          applied for  thi sgrammar.

                           Adjective with   Add“–er” after the word
                         1-syllable       example:
                                          high → higher
                                          hard →  harder
                                          easy  →  easier


                         Adjective with   Add more before the word          Add–er on the adjective ended
                         2-syllable                                         with–y,–ow,–ly,and–er.
                                          example:                          example:
                                          boring        →more boring        happy →happier

                                          careful       →morecareful        early  →earlier

                                          famous      → more famous         clever  →cleverer

                                                                            narrow → narrower

                         Adjective with   Add more before the word

                         3 or more        example

                         syllables        dangerous →more dangerous

                                          organized →more organized

                                          difficult     →more difficult

                          *add than after the comparative
                          Example of comparative sentence:

                          Being a stuntman is more dangerous than being a truck driver.



                  B. Change these adjectives into the correct comparative forms.
                  Example: low → lower; interested → more interested

                   No.          Adjective            Comparative form
                      1.   Great
                      2.   Funny
                      3.   Attractive
                      4.   Safe
                      5.   Boring
                      6.   Comfortable
                      7.   Glamorous

                  C. Arrange these jumbled words into good sentences.
                  Example: a doctor/ better/ than/ a florist/ has/ salary
                            (answer: A doctor has a better salary than a florist).

                      1.  a carpenter’s work/ usually/ is/ than/tiring/ more/ a teacher’s work.
                         ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
                      2.   a safeguard’s duty/ riskier/ is/ a chef’s duty/ than.
                         ………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
                      3.   being/ is/ a janitor/ than/ easier/ a surgeon/being.
                         ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

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