Comparision sentence

[kenthoang28]

There are 2 types of comparision sentence.

Type 1:

        As + adjective/adverb + as ( positve sentence)

        As/ so + adjective/adverb + ad ( negative sentence)

  Ex: She is as tall as Kelly.

        She isn't so tall as Kelly.

Type 2:

    _ Long adjective/adverb

            More + adjective/adverb + than

        Ex:

            She is more beautiful than Angelia.

            He is more talkative than girls.

    _ Short adjective/adverb

              Adjectiver/adverb + er

        Ex:

        He runs faster than John

        He is taller than Trish.

        He is heavier than Key. ( adjective or adverb ends by "y" will be changed to "i" )

[jbepp]

Interesting.

I usually use both without realizing, but now I know a little bit more about English. Thanks!

[pandandesign]

Yes, true. There are two types of comparison sentences, which I have learned both of them when I was in middle school. I am so glad I have learned it early because that is what I often use in writing.