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How are double comparatives with a parallel increase made?
Put "the" + adjective + a comma + the + the other adjective. It must express the idea of correlation. For instance, "the more, the merrier."
How are double comparatives with a gradual increase made?
Either you add the conjunction "and" between short adjectives or add the expression "more and more" before a long adjective. For example: "You're growing stronger and stronger by the day" Or "She's getting more and more annoying as the years go by."
What is a double comparative structure?
A structure used to express a change or a correlation between two adjectives, creating a cause and effect relationship.