Comparatives and superlatives

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You can make comparisons that show cause and effect by using two comparatives in one sentence. 

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In this podcast, Andy will teach you how to use ‘the correlative comparative’. You don’t need to know the name. Think of it as ‘the more, the more’. This is a common sentence structure that helps us connect ideas in a fun way using comparative adjectives; it will help you give ad ...  Show more