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This task doesn't have audio. Read the question below and select the correct answer.

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Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form?

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This task is more easy than the previous one.

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The word more is unnecessary because easy changes to easier in the comparative form.

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This code runs more faster than before.

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More faster is incorrect because faster is already a comparative form.

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This algorithm is more efficient than the old one.

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The new update is gooder than the last one.

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The correct comparative form of good is better.

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To form the comparative degree, add -er to the end of adjectives or adverbs with one syllable, while for longer ones, add more at the beginning.

More efficient is correct because efficient is a longer adjective.

You may notice that each option contains the magical word than. It is a conjunction used for comparisons. It typically follows adjectives or adverbs in the comparative form and introduces the second element in a comparison, showing a difference in degree, amount, or preference.