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<!-- (Audio) Sophie: Can you help me decide which one is better for security? -->

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Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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--sentence--

Can you help me decide which one is BLANK for security?

--blanks--

better

--feedback--

This word is the comparative form of good and is used when comparing two options. It shows that one is superior in quality or performance.

--explanation--

Better is the comparative form of good used when comparing two things.

In comparative form, adjectives or adverbs with one syllable usually add -er (like stronger and faster) in the end.

Longer adjectives or adverbs use more (like more interesting and more efficiently). More is a comparative term used to indicate a greater amount, quantity, degree, or number of something in relation to another.

Some words have irregular comparative form, like good changes to better. For example:

Cloud storage is better than local storage for remote access. – This means cloud storage supports remote access, while local storage lacks or is not good in this capability.

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