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What is a comparative adjective? A comparison is the way of comparing one thing with another. An adjective is a 'describing word'. Putting the two together then we find that a comparative adjective is something that describes the relationship of two items.


Choose the best word (or words) to fit the gap.<br />If you think you've got sunburn, try going to the First Aid point; it's a bit ... ... along the beach.





 
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