Comparatives

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by Juliana Passos1 view·Updated Nov 11, 2020
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  1. Hello, people.
  2. So now we're going to talk a little bit about
  3. comparative objectives, okay?
  4. And how we use them.
  5. So we use comparative objectives, plus them to compare to
  6. thanks to people to feelings.
  7. Anyway, any two things.
  8. Okay, so we're going to start talking about the long
  9. objectives with a few examples.
  10. Yes, very simple.
  11. So what we have there?
  12. For example, a new car is more expensive than an
  13. old one.
  14. Off course.
  15. Yes. So, uh, expensive is the objective.
  16. Yes. That means car, Right?
  17. Expensive is a long objective.
  18. So once we have a long objective, we're going to
  19. have mawr objective than, for example, a new car is
  20. more expensive than a node one.
  21. Yeah. Another example.
  22. In my opinion, Adrian is more intelligent than her boyfriend.
  23. So intelligent.
  24. Also. Ah, long objective.
  25. Okay, we have a long objective.
  26. So mawr objective, then more intelligent than yes.
  27. Now talking a little bit about short objectives.
  28. So short objectives are a little bit different.
  29. Because instead of having mawr objective than we have yet
  30. objective with an e.
  31. R at the end.
  32. Yes, plus, then So we're going to see in a
  33. few examples here, so Bill Gates Waas richer than Steve
  34. Jobs? Yes, by the way.
  35. Way in richer.
  36. Yeah, I know that Steve Jobs is that is still
  37. more and more.
  38. Oh, Bill Gates was Richard than Steve Jobs?
  39. Yes, his way Richard and Steve Jobs Waas, right?
  40. Steve Jobs Is that now?
  41. Still big Bill Gates is even Richard Alright, so rich.
  42. That means he co Yes, is a short objective.
  43. So instead of saying more reach than mm, we say
  44. richer than all right, so we have there.
  45. Bill Gates was richer than Steve Jobs.
  46. Next example.
  47. Ah, Basque top computer is cheaper than a laptop computer.
  48. So cheap, dejected ve Barratt.
  49. Oh, yes, and cheap.
  50. Just one syllable.
  51. So it's a short objective.
  52. So instead of saying more cheap, then we say cheaper
  53. than like in a desktop computer is cheaper than a
  54. laptop computer.
  55. So here we have Ah, few examples, right?
  56. So, for example, old, older, cheap, cheaper When we have
  57. objectives that finished in council Isn't vowel continent CVC like
  58. for example Big.
  59. Yeah. Then the last council isn't doubles, right?
  60. So big speaker with double B, right or hut Hot
  61. h o t council travel continent.
  62. So we have hot, harder with double t.
  63. Right? Then when we have an objective that finishes in
  64. y, like dry or healthy, Uh, the UAE goes away.
  65. Yeah, we cut the white, and then we put I
  66. e r instead.
  67. Yeah, like dry, drier, healthy, healthier.
  68. Okay, then.
  69. Long objectives like famous, famous, More famous, expensive, more expensive.
  70. And yet we have three irregular objectives.
  71. What does it mean?
  72. Uh, they don't behave as long or short.
  73. They become completely different.
  74. Like good becomes better.
  75. Yeah. So, for example, um, in my opinion, Lady Gaga
  76. is, ah better singer than Kate Perry, for example, right
  77. or bad?
  78. Bad becomes worse, for example.
  79. Mm. Uh, is worse than Joe.
  80. Elma. Yeah.
  81. And last one far That means yeah.
  82. Far becomes farther or further.
  83. Yeah, no difference.
  84. You can use both.
  85. For example, uh, huge Genero is further than some Powell.
  86. Yeah, or agree is further than Florianopolis.
  87. Okay, so not really difficult.
  88. Let's practice with some exercises now.
  89. Yeah. Bye.
  90. See you