Informed Consume: getting complete and truthful information on products

Supermarket 

Street market

Have you ever gone to a super market? and to a street market?

Where does your family prefer to buy the groceries? why? 

Are the following statements included in the reasong you gave?

• The supermarket is cleaner than the street market
• The supermarket is more expensive than the street market.
• The street market fruits are fresher than the super market fruits

The sentences above are comparisons. On them a characteristic is compared. To do so, we use certain words, did you notice what are those words? 

Here, take a look at some other examples. 

As you can see, making comparisons is quite easy, you just add -er if there´s a one sillable adjective, like clean or fresh; and you add more if there´s and adjective with more than one sillable, like expensive. After the adjective you write or say the word than.

Imagine you have enough money to buy whatever you want. What would you buy? Why? Where would you buy it? Why? Does the brand matter? Why? Does it have a side effect for you or the environment? Would you still buy it? Leave your answers on the comment.