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Study this example:
• Let's travel to Nice.
Yes! Let's drive a car. It's cheaper. Don't go by train, it's more expensive.
The comparative form is er than or more ... than. Use an adjective and the comparative form to compare two different things.
RULES OF COMPARATIVES:
For one syllable adjectives, add-er:
fast The convertible car is faster than the van. sweet
This milkshake is sweeter than the tea.
thin My boyfriend is thinner than me.
Note that if a one syllable adjective has a single vowel + a single consonant, the consonant is doubled:
thin → thinner than, big-bigger than, hot hotter than

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Answer 1

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