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Comparatives vs Superlatives: Multiple Choice

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Grammar review

Compare two things with -er or more and than: My cat is lazier than my dog. For one thing in a whole group, use the with -est or most, often followed by in or of: the friendliest person in my street. Never put more or most with -er or -est, and learn the irregular forms of good and bad.