Speak English confidently | quieter or more quiet?

Hello everyone, this is Minoo at

Anglo-Link.

Welcome to lesson 13 in my EZEE series.

In this lesson, we will be dealing with something that often confuses many of my students.

Remember that the aim of my EZEE series is to clear up common areas of confusion

to boost our confidence to communicate in English. 

So, in today's lesson, I'm going to answer this common question;

Which comparative adjective is correct?

Quieter or more quiet?

Let's go over to the slides to find out.

Well, that is the end of lesson 13. 

I hope it has answered your questions about

the comparative and superlative forms of two-syllable adjectives.

For more information and exercises on this topic,

please go to my YouTube channel

and look for the video;

Comparatives and Superlatives.  

Or, use the link at the end of this video.

Remember that you can also sign up for my self-study course,

which offers a complete series of grammar, conversation, and pronunciation lessons  

to improve both your written and spoken fluency.

If you'd like to sign up for my course, please visit my website;

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Thank you for watching and I'll see you soon in my next video.

Goodbye for now.