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Adverbs can have a comparative and superlative form. For adverbs with one syllable (except ‘early’), we use the -er and -est endings to convert them into comparative and superlative adverbs. 

For example: 

• Teachers always say that students must work harder. 

• The children were playing in the garden, seeing who could jump the highest.

For adverbs with two or more syllables, we must use ‘more’ or ‘most’. 

For example: 

• My wife drives more carefully than I do. 

• She sings most happily in the car.

What are determiners?

Determiners are used to introduce a noun or noun phrases. There are many types of determiners. For standard 4, we will focus on 

Articles - a, an, and the

the car

a automobile

an airplane

Prossessive determiners -  his, hers, mine, your, its, theirs and ours

Prepositions are words that connect a noun, noun phrase, or pronoun to other parts of a sentence. They can consist of one word or more than one word.

It's important to note that prepositions do not connect clauses to the rest of a sentence. 

For example, in the sentence "Janet loves the dog with its thick fur," the preposition "with" connects the noun "dog" to the additional information about its fur.