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comparative

Aussprache: [kəmˈpær.ə.tɪv]

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Kontext: „similarity“

(adjective) when you talk about the differences between two or more things. It helps us see how something is better, worse, or different compared to something else.

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In math class, we learned that 'bigger' is the comparative form of 'big'.

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This book is not a comparative study; it doesn't compare any two things.

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Can you give me a comparative example between these two animals?

Kontext: „similarity“

(noun) a form or comparison in language, especially adjectives and adverbs, that shows how two things are different. It's often used in sentences to compare things.

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The word 'faster' is a comparative that shows how one thing moves more quickly than another.

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Using the wrong form, like 'gooder' instead of 'better', is not a proper comparative.

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What is the comparative of the word 'small'?

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