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    The document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. For comparatives, it lists phrases comparing two things using "slower than," "harder than," and other comparative words and phrases. It also lists examples using "not as...as." For superlatives, it provides phrases using the suffixes "-est" and "most" to indicate the highest degree of a quality.

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    The document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. For comparatives, it lists phrases comparing two things using "slower than," "harder than," and other comparative words and phrases. It also lists examples using "not as...as." For superlatives, it provides phrases using the suffixes "-est" and "most" to indicate the highest degree of a quality.

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    The document provides examples of using comparatives and superlatives in English. For comparatives, it lists phrases comparing two things using "slower than," "harder than," and other comparative words and phrases. It also lists examples using "not as...as." For superlatives, it provides phrases using the suffixes "-est" and "most" to indicate the highest degree of a quality.

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    Practice

    1. Comparative
    1. Slower than – noisier
    2. Harder than – better
    3. More fashionable than – cheaper
    4. Faster than – warmer
    5. More attractive than – funnier than
    6. Wetter and windier than
    7. More confused – more complicated than
    8. Brighter and more colorful

    2. Not as … as
    1. Yoga isn’t as more tiring as football.
    2. Petrol cars aren’t as cleaner as electric cars.
    3. Many athletes aren’t as fitter as most ballet dancers.
    4. Burgers aren’t as healthier as salads.
    5. I don’t have as more work this week as last week.

    3. Superlative
    1. The coolest – the cheapest
    2. The best – the worst
    3. The safest – the most interesting
    4. The lightest – the biggest and the heaviest
    5. The most brilliant and most creative
    6. The closest – the cosiest
    7. The untidiest – the most charming
    8. The most sociable – the liveliest

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