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14 April, 20:44

A comparative adjective (usually ends in - er) compares two things.

True or false?

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  1. 14 April, 21:03
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    True

    Explanation:

    A comparative degree compares two things.

    E. g. He is smarter than her.

    Here smarter is letting two "he" and "her" being compared.
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