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a comparative noun uses er at the end or for long words like beautiful, it would be more. Ex: More beautiful
a superlative noun is the same thing but different. Instead of er at the end you are comparing 3 things or more so you use -est.
again you cannot do beautifulest so you do most. Ex: Most beautiful.
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comparative: -er, more
superlative: -est, most
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