Use comparatives with adverbs to describe how someone or something does an action ‘more or less … than’ or ‘as … as’ someone or something else. To say ‘better than’, use mieux que. Higher Tier - to ...

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In this programme we look at comparative adverbs. What are the rules about how to form them? Listen to find out why we say 'more slowly' rather than 'slowlier'. The word 'earlier' however, is not so ...

In this lesson, Scott explains the importance of comparing language and how it can make our writing more interesting. Hello I'm Scott. Today I'm going to show you some language around making ...

For many adjectives/adverbs with two syllables the comparative and superlative can be formed either by adding -er/-est or by using more/most.