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Much, far, slightly, and a bit before a comparative.
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The rule
Comparative intensifiers go before comparative forms to show degree. Much and far make the comparison stronger, while slightly and a bit show a smaller difference.
The trap
This road is very longer than that one.
This road is much longer than that one.
Much can intensify a comparative adjective like longer.
Her explanation was very clearer than mine.
Her explanation was far clearer than mine.
Far can intensify a comparative adjective like clearer.
The new phone is slightly light than the old one.
The new phone is slightly lighter than the old one.
Slightly is used before a comparative to show a small difference.
My room is a bit big than yours.
My room is a bit bigger than yours.
A bit can come before a comparative adjective like bigger.
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