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To use comparative adjectives correctly in long sentences, it is important to remember a few rules. For example, when comparing two actions or qualities, the structure "subject + verb + comparative adjective + than" is usually used (e.g., "He runs faster than I do"). To avoid confusion, it is important to correctly coordinate adjectives and verbs. If you want to learn more about comparative adjectives and their use, promova's course comparative adjectives will be useful, which will explain all the nuances in detail and give practical exercises to consolidate the material.