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what is the usual structure of comparative degree with example​

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Answered by GlitteringSparkle
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For example, in the sentence, 'Karen works more efficiently than Ramon,' the comparative form is used to describe the verb 'works' and the adverb 'efficiently. ' For adjectives with one or two syllables and one-syllable adverbs, the comparative is formed by adding the ending '-er' to the word....

Answered by veeramanitpr73
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For example, in the sentence, 'Karen works more efficiently than Ramon,' the comparative form is used to describe the verb 'works' and the adverb 'efficiently. ' For adjectives with one or two syllables and one-syllable adverbs, the comparative is formed by adding the ending '-er' to the word.

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