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    This document defines and compares the three degrees of comparison: comparative, superlative, and equal. The comparative degree compares two people/places/things using "than" or "more than." The superlative degree compares one person/place/thing to many using "the est" or "the most." The equal degree uses "as...as" to show things that are equal or not equal.

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    This document defines and compares the three degrees of comparison: comparative, superlative, and equal. The comparative degree compares two people/places/things using "than" or "more than." The superlative degree compares one person/place/thing to many using "the est" or "the most." The equal degree uses "as...as" to show things that are equal or not equal.

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    COMPARISON DEGREE (DEGREE OF COMPARISON)

    Definiton: Tingkat Perbandingan. It compares one people/place/things with the other


    people/place/things. It compares the adjective (Kata Sifat)
    A. Comparative Degree (It compares two people/places/things)
    1. Er….than… (Syllable: one/two)
    Example: Maimunah is taller than her sister.
    Jentuk is smarter than jontor.
    Rose is prettier than lily.
    Toni is lazier than Suparman
    More…than.. (Syllable: more than 3)
    Example: English lesson is more difficult than History lesson
    Apple is more expensive than Android.
    Palembang is more famous than Padang.
    Duta is more handsome than his brother.

    B. Superlative Degree (It compares one person/place/things with many


    people/places/things.
    1. The est… of/in (Syllable: one/two)
    Example: Maimunah is the tallest child among his sisters.
    Jentuk is the smartest student in his class.

    2. The most…. of/in (Syllable: more than 3)


    Example: English lesson is the most difficult lesson of all lessons.
    Apple is the most expensive handphone in the market.

    C. As….As (Equal)
    Example:
    1. Ditho is as diligent as vinka.
    2. Ditho is not as diligent as vinka.

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