if he always knew what was the most important thing to do comparative degree
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If he always knew what was more important than the other things to do
The comparative form of the adjective most is more and its positive form is much. The comparative adjective is used in the sentence to compare the qualities of the objects that they modify. The general format for a sentence with adjectives in the comparative form is:
‘Subject’ (noun) + ‘verb’ + ‘comparative adjective’ + ‘than’ + ‘object’ (noun)
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If he always knew what was the more important thing to do.
If he always knew what was more important than the other things to do.
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