Equal
Comparisons, Unequal Comparisons, Double Comparatives, And Superlative.
1.
Equal Comparisons : Imply that two or more entities are equal in
a way.
Example
:
- Wrettwis
is as tall as Indria.
- Clara
sings as well as Vira.
- Fina acts not as graceful
as Laila.
2.
Unequal Comparisons : Imply that two or more entities are
comparable to a greater or lesser degree.
Example :
- Nina is older than Fika.
- Cinta is more popular
than Wulan.
-Joy is not more
intelligent than Rio.
3.
Double Comparatives : are phrases commonly used in English to
express increasing or decreasing returns.
Example
:
- The
more frequently Laura study, the smarter she will be.
- The
faster Meida runs, the more tired she feels.
- The more Rani’s hair
grown, the prettier she became.
4.
Superlatives : to say what thing or person has the most of a
particular quality within a group or of its kind.
Example
:
- Karin
is the bravest of them all.
- Adis
behaves the most cheerfully of all.
- Bella
is not the most careless in the group.
