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When we use adjectives in sentences in their standard form, such as happy, big, high, clean,
serious, we call this form the positive form of the adjective. When we want to compare things or
people, we can use another form of the adjective, which we refer to as the comparative form, or
we can add the word more.
More is also use with nouns to make comparisons. When making comparisons with nouns, we
also use the word than:
There are more people in Barcelona than there are in Alicante.
More people live in Barcelona than in Alicante.
When the meaning is clear, the noun may be omitted and more used by itself:
Do you have enough time to finish the report, or do you need more?
I don’t have enough money to buy the car I want. I have to save more.
In these two examples, the nouns time and money have been omitted.
Superlative: