Выберите один вариант ответа.
1)To compare things/people we need to use
the.
a/an.
than.
2)In the comparative degree we add -er to
one-syllable adjectives;
any two-syllable adjective;
two-syllable adjectives ending in -y and -er.
3)The adjectives which don't follow the usual rules are
exceptions;
irregular;
unusual.
4)The comparative degree of "good" is
gooder.
better.
more good.
5)The comparative degree of "bad" is
worser.
more worse.
worse.

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