Elementary English #12: Making Comparisons | Easy English at Home

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[@samcheguvara567]

exactly Mam you're demonstrated that making comparison between feeling& objects also irregular words it's superb. that helps me alot...thank you

[@EasyEnglishatHome]

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[@yasselsaldana1868]

Hi, thanks. i understood everything, but i've a question. I am worrier than him. Or... I am more worried than him ...??? And why?? Please, I wish you could answer my question. I'll be waiting for your lines. Kisses

[@EasyEnglishatHome]

Hello Yassel, the word "worry" is either a noun or a verb. U need an adjective to compare. So, worried is the adjective form. U can say more worried :) By the way, worrier is a different Word. It means a person who feels worried a lot.

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