Comparatives: The Grammar Gameshow Episode 15

[@abusina428]

It's almost 4 am and I'm enjoying this video pretty much

[@Im-him819]

This episode *marks* halfway of the grammar gameshow

[@qerroooromooduiiboodeetiii3657]

Thank you

[@tgchan]

Thanks.

[@seifelmhady2381]

Thanks

[@drakema.gaming408]

This is a weird, WEIRD show, lol, but I like the explanations.

[@tranat31]

Good

[@hztwcvbwiitessqeddvvuztwvb2394]

Because of the end „Hoşca kal”: Please do a BBC Learning Turkish since you also have BBC in Turkey. PLEASE.

[@meganchavez5702]

This program is a little strange but is good the information hahahaha btw thanks

[@aghatabitar9442]

Little strange? I think IT IS REALLY WEIRD!

[@vanthanh4455]

Very interesting

[@florentino9242]

good

[@agentesdecambio5085]

great

[@amoreserrano9733]

Good game show and good explication

[@user-negl3cty_uwu]

I think this is super cute :)

[@farhanamjad221]

It was a good lecture.

[@valentinadelarrechea5492]

Hello there any LPE student, don't forget to do your homework

[@muneandy]

Hola miss lili

[@cangumeobeo]

Mmmm… sounds good

[@dle887]

Jonna Jamitt-a

[@teacherkellyreis]

Is Leslie voiced by Papa Teach Me's Aly?

[@abdurrahmanqara]

What a surprise man haha i liked it in the end 😉

[@amyauyeung2671]

So

[@wilmanfontalvo4215]

Why "handsomer" than..???

[@bbclearningenglish]

Hi Wilman. Some two syllable adjectives can take both ‘er’ or ‘more’. Handsome is one, common is another. Some people say one thing, some say another. It’s one of those ‘just because’ things!

[@hoop8621]

@@bbclearningenglish Never heard that before. Sounds wrong to me, too, so I won't be using this video in my classes.

[@annabuffagni1476]

@@hoop8621 neither will I

[@carlostarangomiranda9431]

I learned that comparatives Comparatives are adjectives that allow us to compare two or more things. When used in a sentence, they are often followed by "what." example: I thought this movie was more interesting than the last two we saw.

[@Zara-xe3lq]

is that video in a british or american english? please answer me, thank you.

[@waveofpeace45]

british

[@nehir992]

@@waveofpeace45 oww realy

[@FluentScholar]

I can tell you this is definitely not American English. We would never say "Will is handsomer than everyone." We would say "Will is more handsome than everyone." OR "Will is the most handsome."

[@chatree01]

Wow😑

[@professional_issue6370]

too much Mark

[@alvaroromero2419]

Really helpful :)

[@lanarkscotland2305]

I want to marry will (I think he's the modern Gomez Addams...)

[@otaku_fujoshi6937]

Ok,pero Will en el minuto 2:59 ufff

[@rafiiqbal-bu3cs]

Grrrr..eait😆

[@BalloraGaming689]

I cant belive my teacher send this duhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@bramkonig394]

cringe compilation 101

[@raz9941]

the truth

[@rampastus9151]

bruh moment B), cringe upgrades to level 100 ;)

[@djacobxk113hustawan4]

Ouch for selene

[@maiphung5507]

u post it again

[@bbclearningenglish]

Thank you Mai. We have updated the video to remove some confusion about the grammar. Our next episode will be published very soon.

[@phuonganhpham456]

why not "more handsome"?

[@nacirosamith2481]

Why they kept saying x is uglier than Iam ....normally we say than me

[@tbinhh_2612]

Jun is very crazy🖓🖓🖓

[@thuynguyen-gn4xe]

everything in this channel is good except the voice of people, coz its hard for foreigner to hear

[@lyariad573]

I don't think it's that hard (I'm foreigner)