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    This document discusses comparative adjectives, which are used to compare two individuals or objects. It notes that comparative adjectives are formed by adding "-er" or using "more/less" and provides examples like "taller", "faster", and "sweeter". The document then has activities where the reader identifies the comparative adjective that describes pictures, such as identifying "longer dresses", "shorter hair", and "faster running car".

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    This document discusses comparative adjectives, which are used to compare two individuals or objects. It notes that comparative adjectives are formed by adding "-er" or using "more/less" and provides examples like "taller", "faster", and "sweeter". The document then has activities where the reader identifies the comparative adjective that describes pictures, such as identifying "longer dresses", "shorter hair", and "faster running car".

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    Orlanda Chapter2act1

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    This document discusses comparative adjectives, which are used to compare two individuals or objects. It notes that comparative adjectives are formed by adding "-er" or using "more/less" and provides examples like "taller", "faster", and "sweeter". The document then has activities where the reader identifies the comparative adjective that describes pictures, such as identifying "longer dresses", "shorter hair", and "faster running car".

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    Jhairhyz R.

    Orlanda

    BSED 2-3E

    CHAPTER 2 – ACTIVITY 1

    TOPIC : Comparative Adjective

     Comparative Adjective is only employed to contrast two individuals or objects. If you are
    contrasting more than two objects or individuals it will be associated by the other type Of
    Adjective which is called superlative adjective.
    A. FORM

    Adjective Comparative
    Tall Taller
    Fast Faster
    Sweet Sweeter
    Beautiful More/Less Beautiful

    B. MEANING

    1. FINDING ( Find the word that will describe to the picture below : )

    Longer dresses Shorter hair faster running car

    C. USE
    2. NOTICING ANALYSIS/ ACTIVITIES

    Higher ROOF

    OLDER MAN

    HEAVIER BAG

    CURLIER HAIR

    SOFTER PILLOW

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