When you use comparative adjectives, you usually use the word âthanâ to structure your sentence. For example: âThe oak tree is taller than the maple tree.â To use a comparative adjective in a sentence, you structure your sentence as follows: first, put the subject of the sentence (oak tree), the one that has more of something than the other noun in the comparison you wish to build. Then, use the verb that establishes the comparison (is). Next, put the comparative adjective (taller), followed by the word âthan.â Finally, use the second noun (maple tree). Comparative adjectives are simple: they allow us to use language to describe that one thing has more of something than another noun.
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