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Verb + Adj + er than |
UPDATED: JAN 2022
- For adjectives:
usually only one-syllable.
- For adjectives:
more than one-syllable, click here.
All below use "er than":
- better, happy, sad, tall, short, fat, skinny, cheap, cold, hot, high, low, rich, poor, easy, hard.
EXAMPLES:
verb + adj + er than
- He is taller than me.
- Mary works harder than John.
- Apples are cheaper than oranges.
- My laptop isn't faster than that yours.
- Is your car older than mine?
- My English teacher is crazier than my Spanish teacher.
- Who is richer; Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos?
- Brazil is richer than Bolivia.
- English is easier to learn than Chinese.
- Mr. Jones speaks Arabic better than Roger.
