Comparative Adjectives with Qualifiers - English Lessons with inlingua Vancouver

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Comparative Adjectives with Qualifiers- This video will cover how to add more information to a comparison. Sometimes, simply using a comparative adjective is not enough. In this situation, you need a qualifier. ‘Tom is taller than Jenny’ ‘Tom is taller than Mike’ is Mike taller than Jenny? We don’t know! But if we use a qualifier ‘Tom is a bit taller than Jenny’ ‘Tom is a lot taller than Mike’ we know that Mike is shorter than Jenny. This video will introduce the most common qualifiers and show you how to place them in a sentence. There are some practise questions at the end for you.
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[@mohanarangan.r9567]

Crystal clear explanation thanks lot. (sir or madam) i didn't know 🤔🤔

[@aubefelice]

Yuki is a bit smallest than Leo.
Yuki is much smalles than Minsoo.
I am more beautiful than my sister. ( or more handsome???)
I am much clever than my brother.
I am much cool tha my friend.
I am more interesting than Brad Pitty.

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Yuki is a bit smaller than Leo.
Yuki is much shorter than Minsoi.