2-Faulty+Comparisons

** Comparisons are similarities or differences between two things, or similarities or differences among more than two things. Comparisons are formed by adding either //er// or //est// to the end of a word or //more/less// or //most/least// in front of a word. er: Use //er// to compare two things. est: Use //est// when you are comparing more than two things. more/less: Use //more/less// when you are comparing two things. most/least: Use //most/least// when you are comparing more than two things.
 * __Faulty Comparison__

__Examples:__ //He is the most handsome young man in the room.// //She is the prettiest girl in the room.// (you are comparing the boy or girl with many others.)

//He is the more handsome of the two brothers.// //She is prettier than her sister.// (You are comparing the boy or girl with one other person.)