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Complete the sentences with the
comparative form of the adjectives in
brackets.
1 Second-hand products are ... (cheap)
than new ones.
2 Gold is... (expensive) than silver.
3 A €1 coin is ... (big) than a £1 coin.
4 Bill Gates is ... (rich) than most people.
5 Buckingham Palace is ... (old) than
Big Ben.



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Final answer:

In English, comparative adjectives and adverbs are used to compare two things by adding -er or more. This response explains how to form comparatives with examples.


Explanation:

Comparative adjectives and adverbs are used to compare two people or things. To form comparatives:

  1. If the adjective or adverb is a one-syllable word, add -er to it.
  2. If the word has two or more syllables, use more in front of it.

For example:

  • Second-hand products are cheaper than new ones.
  • Gold is more expensive than silver.
  • A €1 coin is bigger than a £1 coin.
  • Bill Gates is richer than most people.
  • Buckingham Palace is older than Big Ben.

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