Pattern
1 - Comparison
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| (He is tall, but his younger brother is even taller than him.) | |||||
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| You are cleverer than me, but he is even cleverer than you. |
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| You learn Chinese well, but she learns even better than you do. |
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| Speaking Chinese is difficult, writing Chinese is even more | |
| difficult than speaking Chinese. |
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| He is clever and hard-working, (he) speaks Chinese even better than | |
| Chinese people do. |
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| His brother rides bicycle faster than a car. |
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| The weather was very good yesterday, today is even better than yesterday. |