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Repeated and Double Comparatives Guide by lucas is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document provides examples and exercises on using repeated comparatives and double comparatives in English. Repeated comparatives use -er and -er, more and more, or less and less to describe how a situation is changing. Double comparatives describe how two things change in relation to each other using patterns like "the more X, the more Y". The document includes examples like "the birth-rate is getting lower and lower" and exercises for learners to practice filling in blanks with repeated comparatives
- Author
- lucas
- Language
- EN