BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2 : TUGAS 1

1. Equal Comparisons : Imply that two or more entities are equal in a way.

The Formula

(+)  S + V + AS + ADJ/ADV +AS + O

(-)  S + V + NOT + AS +ADJ/ADV + AS + O

Example :

- Nabil is as smart as Zio

- She walks as fast as her brother

- Rani is not as lazy as Linna

2. Unequal Comparisons : Imply that two or more entities are comparable to a greater or lesser degree.

The Formula

(+)  S + V + MORE + ADJ/ADV + THAN + O

(+)  S + V + ADJ/ADV (ER) + THAN + O

(-)  S + V + NOT + MORE + ADJ/ADV + THAN + O

Example :

- Alice is more beautiful than Sarah

- He is stronger than his father

- Mina is not more rich than her sister

3. Double Comparatives : are phrases commonly used in English to express increasing or decreasing returns.

Example :

- The more he exercises, the less he has to exercise next week.

- The more she does, the better she will do it.

- The faster I walk to the market, the more I will get many things.

4. Superlatives : to say what thing or person has the most of a particular quality within a group or of its kind.

The Formula

(+) S + V + THE + MOST + ADJ/ADV + O

(+) S + V + THE + ADJ/ADV (EST) + O

(-) S + V + NOT + THE + MOST + ADJ/ADV + O

Example :

- Sakura is the most beautiful girl in the class.

- Ronaldo has the highest score.

- Gonzales is not the most talent in football competition.