Unit 6 food to go. nexus
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This document discusses different ways to compare things in English using comparatives and superlatives. It provides examples of forming comparatives using more/less with two-syllable adjectives, -er with one-syllable adjectives. Superlatives are formed with most/least for two-syllable adjectives and -est for one-syllable adjectives. Common adjectives like good, bad, far, and their comparative and superlative forms are listed in Spanish as well.
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