73 views7 January 2025 0 Liudmyla 7 January 2025 0 Comments The comparative form of short adjectives usually ends in -er. Liudmyla Answered question 7 January 2025 1 Answer ActiveVotedNewestOldest 0 Liudmyla Posted 7 January 2025 0 Comments The right answer: MORE FLUENT. 2-syllable comparative adjectives almost always are formed by adding ’more’ before them. Example: She became more fluent in English after going on a student exchange programme. Liudmyla Answered question 7 January 2025 Register or Login
