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Do you like the shirt?

No i don't like yellow clothes

yellow clothes are great

Do you like wide pants?

no, I don't like them because I look

bad, but the jeans fit me well

true, jeans are the best

How often do you wear suits?

I never use them, I don't

need them and you?

I use them sometimes to

go to work
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Comparative adjectives
se usan cuando se hace una comparación entre dos cosas
Example: The men are taller than the women.
En este ejemplo, estamos comparando dos sustantivos (the men and the
women). El adjetivo en esta oración es “tall” pero debido a que estamos
comparando dos sustantivos, entonces necesitamos usar el adjetivo
comparativo “taller”.
Rules Comparative Adjective Example
I am taller than you.
1 sílaba (palabras cortas) adjective +er You are faster than me

She is more beautiful than

2+ sílabas (palabras more + adjective her mother.
largas) He is more intelligent
than his brother.
You are luckier than
Palabras que terminan en -Y and +ier Peter.
Y I am happier than my
sister.

Después de formas comparativas, usamos la palabra THAN. Las formas

comparativas son -er or more. Usamos el -er que termina con adjetivos
de una sílaba como: short, tall, cheap.
Cuando los adjetivos son más largos, usamos more como: beautiful,
expensive, interesting.
Examples:

She is more inquisitive than her sister.

That neighbourhood is more dangerous than my neighbourhood.

Excepciones a las reglas.

Hay adjetivos regulares como: Y también hay adjetivos irregulares,

Young (younger) como:
Old (older) Good / Well – better
Fast (faster) Bad / Badly – worse
Far – further