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We use comparatives when we talk about two things.

National Stadium - BN building

Adjective: tall, small, big, beautiful, ugly, and so on.

National stadium is bigger than BN building.

Bad Bunny - Leonardo Dicaprio

Adjective: tall, small, big, beautiful, intelligent

Leonardo Dicaprio is more intelligent than Bad Bunny

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Adjectives: big, small, tall, intelligent, beautiful

Dillan

Dillan is the tallest in my class.

Leonardo Dicaprio

Leonardo Dicaprio is the most beautiful actor alive.

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Smart:

Comparative- smarter

Superlative- smartest

Healthy:

Comparative: healthier

Superlative: healthiest

Interesting:

Comparative: more interesting

Superlative: the most interesting

Strong:

Comparative: stronger

Superlative: strongest

fast:

Comparative: faster

Superlative: fastest

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Examples in the past:

I am at my parent´s house - I was at my parent´s house

My brother and I are at my parent´s house . My brother and I were at my parent´s house

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Past simple - verbs ending in ed, ied, etc..

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Past simple - verbs ending in ed, ied, etc..

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Examples in the past

Dillan helps his brother - Dillan helped his brother

Maura and Luis love Bon Jovi - Maura and Luis loved Bon Jovi

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Negative

I play soccer yesterday - I didn´t play soccer yesterday

Didn´t or did always works or always is the verb in the past tense when writing negative sentences