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4.1. Comparatives and Superlatives
"Who is TALLER... you or your sister?" "I am TALLER than her but my brother is the TALLEST". Here the word "taller" is the comparative and "the tallest" is the superlative.
4.3. Intensifiers and Mitigators
"My cousin is REALLY handsome but he's A BIT lazy". In this sentence the intensifier is "really" and the mitigator is "a bit". We use them to increase or decrease the strength of the adjective.
4.4. Comparative Adverbs
"Mary reads MORE QUICKLY than Suzy". In this sentence we can see an example of a Comparative Adverb.
4.5. Like vs. As
"You are just LIKE your mother and you cook AS well AS her". "Like" and "as" are very similar and it is important to learn to diferenciate when to use each one.
