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Activity 3

Introduction

What is Comparative and Superlative?

Comparatives and superlatives are features of English that allow
us to compare one thing to another. However, there are differences
in the number of comparison targets between them. To gain a
proper understanding of this material, take a look and try to
remember the following material.

Activity 3.1

COMPARATIVE

Comparative is used to

compare two things
(noun).

The formula:
For example, as we can

see in the picture above, N1 + Adjective + er + than +

a father and his son are N2.
standing beside each

other. The sentence produced
In other words, there are should become:

only two people to “The father is taller than the

compare. son ”
In this case, we use Or the antonym:

Comparative. The term

we used to describe “The son is shorter than the
them is height. father” Note:

Therefore, we use the Remember to

adjective “Tall” or always put the
"Short" word “than” after
the comparative
word!.