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The document compares different things using comparative and superlative adjectives such as faster, slowest, oldest, easiest. It also uses comparative adjectives in phrases like "as tall as" and "as beautiful as" for comparisons. The last sentence states that skydiving is the most dangerous sport.
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- 3. the most expensivemore expensive thanexpensive the most excitingmore exciting thanexciting the most boringmore boring thanboring the most popularmore popular thanpopular the most dangerousmore dangerous thandangerous the most difficultmore difficult thandifficult
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