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Some comparative adjectives begin with more or less. True False
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Some comparative adjectives begin with more or less.
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This statement is false. Comparative adjectives are used to compare two things, and they often begin with "more" or "less" followed by the adjective. For example, "more beautiful," "less expensive," "more intelligent," etc
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