Nama : Fakhri Dipo Yulianto
NPM : 2C214794
Kelas : 3EB31
Equal Comparisons, Unequal Comparisons, Double Comparatives, And Superlative.
1. Equal Comparisons : Imply that two or more entities are equal in a way.
Example:
- Accretia is as strong as bellato and cora
- Bellato charming as well as accretia
- Cora habit not as well mannered as accretia
2. Unequal Comparisons : Imply that two or more entities are comparable to a greater or lesser degree.
Example:
- Accretia is more popular than cora
- Accretia is more younger than bellato
- Cora is not more stronger than bellato
3. Double Comparatives : are phrases commonly used in English to express increasing or decreasing returns.
Example:
- The more frequently Accretia practice, the stronger he will be
- The more Bellato body pain, the swords specialist he became
- The more Cora cook, the more professional chef he fell
4. Superlatives : to say what thing or person has the most of a particular quality within a group or of its kind.
Example:
- Accretia is the annoyed of them all
- Cora behaves the most kindest of all
- Bellato is not the most careless in the group
