Comparative adjectives are used to compare people and things. Here are some rules you need to know. MORE: ausp.lu/1UhD7oV | ABC Asia

4.6K views · 37 reactions | A comparative adjective is used to compare two things, people, or situations. It typically ends in -er or uses "more" before the adjective. Examples: 1. *Faster* (e.g., "She runs faster than him.") 2. *More beautiful* (e.g., "This painting is more beautiful than that one.") Comparative adjectives help highlight differences between two entities. #onlineclasses | Alpha kids :worksheets and activities | Facebook