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user 315731
The form of an adjective or adverb used to compare two or more things. English comparatives are formed with the suffixes -er/-est or the words more/most.
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relative word choice: as or which
Nonrestrictive "as"
Understand the answer by understanding the function of the clause... This is known as "nonrestrictive", as opposed to "restrictive".
From K-12 Reader: emphasis added
A nonres …
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