Lesson 1 - TIC - Understanding Comparatives and Superlatives

Comparatives are used to compare two things. Example: The CPU is faster than the RAM.

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Superlatives are used to show the difference between two items. Example: The CPU is the more powerful of the computer.

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We add "-er" to short adjectives to make comparatives. Example: The keyboard is smaller than the mouse.

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We add "-est" to long adjectives to make superlatives. Example: The RAM is the fastest type of memory in the computer.

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The word "more" is used with short adjectives to form comparatives. The SSD is expensiver than the HDD.

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Comparatives are used to show the highest degree of a quality among three or more items.

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Superlatives are used to compare two things.

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The word "most" is used with long adjectives to form superlatives. Example: The CPU is the most powerful component in the computer.

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We add "-er" to long adjectives to make comparatives.

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The word "less" is used to form comparatives for both short and long adjectives.

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