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    This document provides information about double comparatives in English. It explains that there are two structures for forming double comparatives: "The + comparative.... + the + comparative" which indicates something increases or decreases continuously, and "Comparative + and + comparative" which is used to show that something gets warmer/colder etc. over time. Examples of both structures are given.

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    This document provides information about double comparatives in English. It explains that there are two structures for forming double comparatives: "The + comparative.... + the + comparative" which indicates something increases or decreases continuously, and "Comparative + and + comparative" which is used to show that something gets warmer/colder etc. over time. Examples of both structures are given.

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    This document provides information about double comparatives in English. It explains that there are two structures for forming double comparatives: "The + comparative.... + the + comparative" which indicates something increases or decreases continuously, and "Comparative + and + comparative" which is used to show that something gets warmer/colder etc. over time. Examples of both structures are given.

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    This document provides information about double comparatives in English. It explains that there are two structures for forming double comparatives: "The + comparative.... + the + comparative" which indicates something increases or decreases continuously, and "Comparative + and + comparative" which is used to show that something gets warmer/colder etc. over time. Examples of both structures are given.

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    Bem Explicado

    Centro de Explicaes Lda.


    Ingls 10 Ano Double Comparative
    Nome: _________________________________________________ Data: ___/___/___

    O double comparative pode ser formado de duas maneiras diferentes


    consoante a ideia que se pretende transmitir:

    The + comparative . + the + comparative


    The lighter this packet is, the easier it is to carry.
    Quando se pretende indicar que algo aumenta ou diminui de forma
    continua, usa-se a seguinte estrutura:

    Comparative + and + comparative


    The weather is getting colder and colder.

    No quadro seguinte surgem alguns exemplos das duas estruturas:

    The + comparative . + the +


    comparative
    The warmes, the better
    The easier, the more appealing
    The bigger, the better
    The harder, the more successful
    The faster, the funnier
    The higher, the more difficult
    The more peaceful, the greater
    The spicier, the tastier
    The nicer, the more lovely
    The more refined, the more expensive

    Comparative + and + comparative


    Warmer and warmer
    Taller and taller
    Higher and higher
    Easier and easier
    Prettier and prettier
    Thinner and thinner
    Better and better
    Worse and worse
    More and more comfortable
    More and more careful
    More and more boring
    Less and less interesting
    More and more hopeless

    NOTA:
    No se deve confundir a estrutura The + comparative + the + comparative com o grau
    superlativo.
    The bigger the sun, the happier I feel.
    E no:
    The biggest the sun, the happiest I fell.

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