How do you make a comparison in the English sentence?

Here it is primarily distinguished in which form the adjectives stand. Thus, in case of inequality of comparison, the adjective may be both positive and comparative. Furthermore, the adjective can also be in the superlative and thus expresses the highest form of progression.

Equality | The English comparison that something is just

… as + (Positive) + as …

The equality in an English sentence takes two objects under an adjective into account, where in the case of this adjective both are equally represented.

An example would be:

The sky is as big as the ocean.

Inequality | English Comparison that something is a little better

In an inequality, we also compare the equality of two objects with the help of an adjective. However, in this case one of the objects has a greater expression of the adjective.

The English comparison with the positive

However, the slightest difference is in the positive, or tends to be a smaller one.

VARIANT 1

Not as + (Positive) + as

The sky is not as big as the ocean.

VARIANT 2

Less + (positive) + as

The sky is less big as the ocean.

English Comparison with the comparative

(Comparative) + than

On the other hand, there is a bigger difference in the comparative.

An example:

The sky is bigger than the ocean.

The English comparison with the superlative

the (Superlative)

And greatest possibility in the superlative.

An example:

The sky is the biggest.

The gradual progression in English

(Comparative) + and + (comparative)

This describes a condition that lasts for another time in the future.

An example:

The sky is bigger and bigger.

NOTE

Adjectives with more and most will need more and more + (adjective).

What is the positive, comparative, superlative?

These are all forms of progression of English adjectives.

An example for this:

Positive – Comparative – Superlative    |   good – better – best