Key#2
The second adjective in the yellow is convenient set focus on the situation ... when it is suitable and looks easily than other ways ... hmm ... but I can ask myself ... What is going on and what is the reason?
Title
No definition in grammar meaning in title for it. Only about sales ... From Google it is of noun comparison or I think of verb compare.
May be possible to say what each comparative is any function with logic result as true or false to compare somthing in any way in meaning of comparative name.
Title description
It's nearer than you think.
Hmm ... what is the function? May be it is function to change ... opinion what is adjective and I know from the past lesson the opinion of adjective is not important in common. It is far of anything real.
This comparative helpful for change opinion and may be see anything of any alternative view ...
Smoth again how it is with adjectives was begin before ...
Header
Nearer, easier, convenient, more expernsive, faster, fitter, better, more interesting ... many of them is here.
Slimmer is one with yellow background ... maybe a noun or adjectives and in common is losing the weight throught sport ...
Hm ... extra weight if anybody have and needs to lost it via many comparison of comparatives ... Oh ... It may be more like task who searching interesting way to calculate anything in not a particular ways.
Question
Is Sochi near the sea?
Yes ... but near than what? Hm ... Near than my city only and sea is here too ...
How to use
Omg and nine terms how to use it ... It is to compare all maybe ... One-syllable or some two-syllable adjectives possible to transform to comparative with -er end.
Comparative of a long adjective is making with more.
Hm ... a few comparatives have irregular form like verbs ... good => better, bad => worse, far => further / farther ...
Than possible to use of conditions for compare with comparatives ...
Use as + adjective + as to say it is equal ... I am as tall as you. My height is equal yours. My height is nearer to yours.
The less is opposite to more ... and possible to use not as ... It is not as difficult now. It is less difficult now.
Use much, far, little, a bit or a lot but not very before comparatives.
Tip #1
Two-syllable adjectives ending -y have -er end, always? Hm ... Nothing about it in the book but it maybe nearer for pronounce and words making ...
Tip #2
... further or farther ...
How is it was coming when one comparative in irregular form have a two version of itself? Omg ... maybe it is about fells more than about anything else ...
Conclusion
- Possible to use to compare anythin what is not possbile to compare in particular way ... it is making a smoth conditions for another comparison ... maybe.
- It is suitable comparison ... when it may be needed ...
- -er ends is usually to make it or words: less, more, a little, a bit, much, far, small,
very ...