| Question | Sally is _________ than Carol. |
|---|---|
| A | short |
| B | shorter |
| C | shortly |
| D | the shortest |
| Answer | b |
| Remark | We use comparative adjectives to compare two people/things. When we use a comparative adjective in front of a noun we add ‘than’. To make a comparative form of short (one syllable) adjectives we add –er. |
Tags: adjectives
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