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    The document provides examples of using comparative forms to compare people and adjectives. For the people comparisons, it asks to compare attributes like age and relationships. For the adjectives, it asks to write the comparative form, such as "bigger than" or "more intelligent than". The goal is to practice forming comparisons using comparative forms of adjectives and relationships between people.

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    7th handoutCOMPARATIVES

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    The document provides examples of using comparative forms to compare people and adjectives. For the people comparisons, it asks to compare attributes like age and relationships. For the adjectives, it asks to write the comparative form, such as "bigger than" or "more intelligent than". The goal is to practice forming comparisons using comparative forms of adjectives and relationships between people.

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    COMPARATIVES 1.

    Use the comparative form:

    Mary's house is
    My house Mary's house

    my house.

    Bob

    Duffy

    Duffy has

    ears than Bob.

    Fred

    Mike

    Mike is

    than Fred.

    Melissa

    Beth

    Beth is

    Melissa.

    Frank

    Mark

    Mark is

    Frank.

    2. Now, read this small text and then compare the people from this happy family:

    Mark is the father. He is 45 years old. Mel is the mother. She is 39 years old. They have two children: Dan and Liza. Dan is 9 years old and Liza is 12. a. Mark is b. Mel is c. Dan is

    his wife. her children. than his sister. than him. their parents. than his sister.

    d. Dan's sister is e. The kids are f. Dan is

    g. Dan's mother is

    than Liza.

    3. Put the comparative form of the adjectives like in the example:


    intelligent - more intellligent than important fat short strong tired

    big nice bad pretty long

    bigger than tall

    confortable -

    light good small lite -

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