1. Comparatives & Superlative
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Grammars
The Passive
Comparatives & Superlative
As….as

2. 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)

3. The first car was made (by Karl Benz) in 1886.
Cars are produced (by Companies) all the over world nowadays.
In the future, smaller and smaller cars will be driven (by people).
Perfume, watches, and jewelry are made by Cartier.
The perfume industry was started (by Francois Coty) in late 1800s.
Famous perfumes have been produced (by the French) for many years.
In the future, more and more hybrid cars will be bought (by people).
In the past, bikes were used (by many people) to go to work.

4. are made
were considered
was used
was opened
were sprayed
was worn
was named
was packaged
was launched
has been enjoyed

5. most refreshing
cleaner
brighter
Most reliable
healthier

6. looks
look
smells
taste
sound
look

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