Common Mistakes with English Comparatives and Superlatives - English Grammar Lesson

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Great lesson but I would like to ask you the main difference between comparative adjectives and adverbs. When should I use either one? Thanks

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Hellooooo! I love all your videos, they are very useful when it comes down to improve my British English pronunciation and, of course, grammar. But after watching this video a question remained. I know there are some rules concerning the word "different". Do I really always have to use "that of" and "those of" when using "different"? Is it for all the adjectives? Thank you very much from a brazilian student who loves british culture!

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I don't have any questions concerning both superlative and comparative. However, I never know when and which to use in sentences like: "You're the person that I have talked the most" I never know if I should use 'the most'/'most'/'mostly'/'more'. What is the difference between these in the kind of context above mencioned?

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Thank you! This is one of the best resources that explains the best about common mistakes when using repeated comparatives/superlatives in a same sentence :)

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When we use i n the sentences comparative or superlative , because many sentenses i think comparative but you use superlative. tank you very much.

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