ESL Comparative Adjectives; more ... than

This video introduces comparative adjectives with more (adjective) than. Viewers can review the basic adjectives form, then learn the comparative forms being used in sentences. For example, Chocolate is more delicious than jelly.
Adjectives:
beautiful, colourful, difficult, exciting, expensive, handsome
Rules:
Adjectives with 2 or more syllables usually use the 'more ... than' form.
more beautiful than
more exciting than
more interesting than
Adjectives ending in 'ful' use the 'more ... than' form.
more careful than
more useful than
Adjectives with 2 syllables ending in 'y' take the 'er than' form.
happy - happier than
silly - sillier than
There are exceptions to the rule of 2 syllables.
narrow - narrower than
quiet - quieter than
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lo mejor feliz

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[@M1nho_skz]

Привет я не верю н я не верю что ты не верю я просто не верю что ты ты

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