"More" expresses the same comparison as the_ (-est,-er) suffix, and "most" expresses the same comparison as the_

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Mariana [72]

2 years ago

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"More" expresses the same comparison as the_ (-est,-er) suffix, and "most" expresses the same comparison as the_

-(er,-est) suffix.

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yulyashka [42] · Answer 1 · 2022-07-05T04:43:40+03:00

yulyashka [42]2 years ago

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More:
-er

Most:
-est

Hope this helps!

NeX [460] · Answer 2 · 2022-07-05T07:02:36+03:00

NeX [460]2 years ago

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"More" expresses the same comparison as the -er suffix.
For example: She sang bett-er than him.
"Most" expresses the same comparison as the -est suffix.
For example: He rode his skateboard the fast-est of them all.

Hope this helps! (:

"More" expresses the same comparison as the_________ (-est,-er) suffix, and "most" expresses the same comparison as the_________

"More" expresses the same comparison as the_ (-est,-er) suffix, and "most" expresses the same comparison as the_