YET: COMPARISON verb + adj + er than
( Wine A is good, B is better, C is the best. ) > Wine A is bad, B is worse, C is the worst. <
COMPARISON

> Good - Better - Best > Bad - Worse - Worst

These are Adjectives,
​which are used to compare Nouns.
UPDATED: OCT 2022
The focus is speaking!
 
​Learn how to say these three "adjectives".

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Repeat them until you can say them without difficulty!
I'm a good teacher
I'm a better teacher than A.
I'm the best teacher.

EXAMPLES:

GOOD
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  1. My English is good.

  2. Is your English good?
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  3. Are you a good ESL student?
BETTER
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  1. My English is better than yours.

  2. Is your English better than mine?
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  3. Are you a better ESL student than me?
Usually used with
"than"
BEST

  1. My English is the best.

  2. Is your English the best?
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  3. Are you the best ESL student
usually used with "the"
BAD

  1. My English is bad.

  2. Is your English bad?
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  3. Are you a bad ESL student?
WORSE
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  1. My English is worse than yours.

  2. Is your English worse than mine?
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  3. Are you a worse ESL student than me?
WORST
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  1. My English is the worst.

  2. Is your English the worst?
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  3. Are you the worst ESL student?
NOTE: 
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use "the" with "best" and "worst".