What is the comparative, and what is a good comparative?

A good comparator is better.

English [.]'bet (r)] United States ['betər]

adj.Better; Better.

adv.Better.

v.make it better; Improve.

n.the better ones; the better; The one who placed the bet.

The comparative-level form of the adjective good and the adverb well.

Example sentence: the union struck for better work conditions

Translation: Trade unions go on strike for better working conditions.

Usage. adj.(adjective).

Better is a comparative level of good when used as a "better, better" solution, which can be modified with far, much but not with more, very. However, it is not used to compare structures when making "gradual or cured" solutions, nor can it be modified with much.

Antonym. worse

English [w s] American [w rs].

adj.Worse; Worse; More serious.

adv.Worse; Worse.

n.Worse things.

Example sentence: as time goes by my memory seems to get worse

Translation: As time went by, my memory got worse and worse.

Usage. adj.(adjective).

worse is used as an adjective "worse; Worse; Worse" means that it is a comparatively higher form of bad and ill, which is used to compare between the two, and can often be used before the subordinate conjunction than to guide the clause, and can not be modified with more, but can be added with much.

Hello. When comparing two (people or things), the adjective is used to show that one of them is "more ......" than the otherOr, "......."The conjunction than is used to connect the person or thing being compared.

To put it simply, when comparing two objects, use a comparative, and when using an adjective, use a comparative grade.

the new building is three times the height of the old one.The new building is three times taller than the old one.

For example, the above sentence.

If you are satisfied, you can give a thumbs up and encouragement.

I wish you a happy life [Bixin].

I wish you a happy life [Bixin].

The difference between Li Hong's first rank and the highest level is that one is between the two, and the other is three or more. 1. Monosyllabic and a few two-syllable adjectives, with the comparatives ending with er and the superlatives ending with est. For example:

hot, hotter, hottest

early, earlier, earliest

2. Polysyllabic adjectives, the comparative level is the basic type before plus more, and the highest level is the basic type before the most. For example:

important, more important, most important

3. A small number of adjectives, comparative, and superlative will be deformed. For example:

good, better, best

bad, worse, worst

4. Some adjectives that are close to the meaning of "complete and perfect" in the meaning of words are not comparatively or superlative. For example:

excellent, can't say more excellent, or most excellent

perfect, you can't say more perfect, or never dismantle most perfect1, which number of monosyllabic and a few two-syllable adjectives, the comparatives end with er, and the superlatives end with est. For example:

hot, hotter, hottest

early, earlier, earliest

2. Polysyllabic adjectives, the comparative level is the basic type before plus more, and the highest level is the basic type before the most. For example:

important, more important, most important

3. A small number of adjectives, comparative, and superlative will be deformed. For example:

good, better, best

bad, worse, worst

4. Some adjectives that are close to the meaning of "complete and perfect" in the meaning of words are not comparatively or superlative. For example:

excellent, can't say more excellent, or most excellent

perfect, can't say more perfect, or most perfect

The comparative level is the word form produced by comparing the two, which is transformed from the adjective or adverb primary, usually after the primary, and there are some irregular transformations, such as good-better, bad-worse, there are many.

Relative to the comparison of the two, there are also comparisons of three or more, and then the superlative is produced. Words in English are usually expressed in the following way: more or the suffix -er before an adjective or adverb.

Typical refers to an increase in quality, quantity, or relation indicated by an adjective or adverb.

In English sentences, the method of comparing two subjects is called "comparing sentence patterns". Among them, something like "A is more ...... than BThe expression is called comparative. The way sentences are formed is by injuring adjectives or adverbs into comparatively higher forms.

Comparative-level composition.

1. Monosyllabic adjectives and some two-syllable words (mostly two-syllable adjectives ending in y, ly, er, ow, and ble) are generally added to the end of the word. Such as tall-taller.

2. For words ending with the letter e, add -r directly to the end of the word. Such as nice-nicer.

3. Words ending with a vowel and a consonant, and when the vowel is pronounced with a short sound, double write the ending letter, and then add er. Such as fat-fatter.

4. For words ending with "consonant letter + y", change "y" to "i", and then add -er. Such as early-earlier.

5. For polysyllabic words and some two-syllable words, add "more" before the word.

6. The comparative level of some adjectives and adverbs is irregular, such as: good well-better, bad badly-worse.

7. An adjective composed of "verb + suffix -ing -ed", and add more before the word to form a comparative grade. Such as: interesting-more interesting, bored-more bored.

8. For adverbs formed by "adjective + suffix-ly", add more before the adverb to form a comparative level. For example: slowly-more slowly, happily-more happily.