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    The document provides examples of comparisons and modifiers used to compare two things, such as adjectives like "slightly", "much", "far", and adverbs like "more" and "less". It also includes an exercise for students to order modifiers of comparison in sentences and write two examples of their own comparisons using these modifiers.

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    The document provides examples of comparisons and modifiers used to compare two things, such as adjectives like "slightly", "much", "far", and adverbs like "more" and "less". It also includes an exercise for students to order modifiers of comparison in sentences and write two examples of their own comparisons using these modifiers.

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    COMPARISONS

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    The document provides examples of comparisons and modifiers used to compare two things, such as adjectives like "slightly", "much", "far", and adverbs like "more" and "less". It also includes an exercise for students to order modifiers of comparison in sentences and write two examples of their own comparisons using these modifiers.

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    COMPARISONS

    PRACTICE

    Mark the modifiers of comparisons in the following sentences


    1. Your skirt is slightly longer than mine.
    2. My coat is much cheaper than yours.
    3. That restaurant is far better than the one I ate at yesterday.
    4. Paris is not much cheaper than London.
    5. I liked Vienna a lot more than New York.

    Order the following sentence with modifiers of comparisons.


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    like good than I books TV reading rather watching

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    is mine a Your little than bigger bike

    WRITE 2 examples of COMPARISONS

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