Then and now: the comparative
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I can compare the present with the past using comparatives.
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Care is needed with [ich] and [isch] when listening and speaking.
Comparative statements are created by adding -er to most adjectives, e.g., 'lustiger' + 'als'.
Some adjectives need an additional change to make the comparative, e.g., 'lang' becomes 'länger'.
'Gut' works like English: its comparative is 'besser', like 'good' becomes 'better' in English.
'Mehr' is an adverb that can be used by itself as a comparative.
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