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  2. Begin by reviewing the sentences provided. Each sentence requires you to fill in the blank with the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjective given in brackets.
  3. For example, for the first sentence, identify that 'intelligent' needs to be transformed into 'more intelligent than' to complete the comparison between your sister and brother.
  4. Continue this process for each sentence, ensuring you understand whether a comparative (e.g., 'cheaper than') or superlative (e.g., 'the biggest') is required based on context.
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