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Comparatives Comparatives in Portuguese are divided into three
forms:
Equality, Inferiority
Superiority.
1. Comparatives of Superiority
Comparatives of superiority can be made usually with adjectives. Sometimes you can use with adverbs and nouns
1.1 With nouns:My son eats more fruits than my daughter do.
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2. Comparatives of Inferiority
Similar to the Comparative of superiority, the comparatives of Inferiority can be made usually with adjectives and sometimes can be used with adverbs and nouns.
3. Comparatives of Equality
When things being compared have equal characteristics, the comparison of equality is used.3.1 With nouns:
Laura has as much money as Paulo.
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• 3.2 With adjectives:My brother is as fat as I.
• 3.3 With adverbs:It is difficult for me to learn as quickly as I would like.
1. Superlative RelativeIt occurs when the quality of a being is intensified in relation to a
set of beings. This relationship can be: 1.1 Superiority Superlative:
Giovanna is the most intelligent in a class.
She did not let me see
2. Analytics AbsoluteThe Analytics Absolute Superlative may be formed analytically
also by using the adverbs muito (very),extremamente (extremely), absolutamente (absolutely) etc. Prefixed to the adjective.
He is an extremely intelligent person.
3. Synthetic Absolute
The Synthetic Absolute Superlative is formed by a Latin adjective plus the suffix -íssimo, -érrimo, -imo etc. prefixed to the adjective.
facílimo (easy)duríssimo (hard)paupérrimo (poor)
4. Special Comparative and Superlative forms
In Brazilian Portuguese never use mais grande, mais maior, mais menor, mais pequeno, mais bom, mais bem, mais ruim, mais mal.
Instead, you can say:
Maior (bigger), Menor (less) Melhor (best) Pior (worse) .