Comparatives & Superlative Page 56 Grammars The Passive Comparatives & Superlative As….as

All Grammars Subject + Auxiliary+ as adjective as+ object The passive Pattern: Object + Auxiliary + (Past Participle V3) + by (Subject is sometime optional) The Comparatives Pattern: (One or two syllables) Subject + Auxiliary + Adjective with (er )+ than + Object (Three syllables or more) Subject + Auxiliary +(more) Adjective + than + Object The superlatives Pattern: (One or two syllables) Subject + Auxiliary + the + Adjective with + (est)+ Object (Three syllables or more) Subject + Auxiliary + the (most) + Adjective with + Object The as adjective as Pattern: Subject + Auxiliary+ as adjective as+ object The sense verbs Pattern: Subject + sense verb + (like) Noun /adjective)

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