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We use the comparative degree to

• show the highest quality of something;
• show how things are different;
• compare two or more things/people.

To compare things/people, we need to use

• the.
• a/an.
• than.

In the comparative degree we add -er to

• one-syllable adjectives;
• any two-syllable adjective;
• two-syllable adjectives ending in -y and -er.

To make the comparative degree of adjectives with two or more syllables, we add

• more.
• the more.
• the most.

The adjectives which don't follow the usual rules are

• exceptions;
• irregular;
• unusual.

The comparative degree of "good" is

• gooder.
• better.
• more good.

The comparative degree of "bad" is

• worser.
• more worse.
• worse.