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This podcast is about words which go with comparatives so that we can add more precision to what we mean. So the words that we're using are words like not quite, slightly, almost, easily, a good deal, far...

I don't think they make much sense on their own. So I'm going to put them together. And it will be clearer then what I'm trying to explain to you, in fact, it will be far clearer. It'll be far clearer once I put this into context. (Also comes with a fun story that will use some of these words as examples.)

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Mike Bilbrough (Secondary school English teacher and Doctor in English philology)

B1 B2 Comparatives and their modifiers 15:13 Share

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B1 B2 Comparatives and their modifiers