Key Executives for T-Systems Business Services
Company Overview
As of April 1, 2009, T-Systems Business Services GmbH was merged into Deutsche
Telekom AG. T-Systems Business Services GmbH provides information and
communications technology solutions for the automotive, banking, consumer goods,
healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, media, public, retail, and telecommunications
industries. Its services include application management, customer relationship
management, corporate performance management, desktop suite, dynamic, ECM,
enterprise search, managed document, security, service oriented architecture, and
systems integration. The company also provides Ethernet WAN, Internet, IP-VPN,
LAN, leased link, managed VOIP, tele presence, and corporate voice serv...
Detailed Description
Godesberger Allee 117
Bonn, 53175
Germany
Founded in 1994
Phone: 49 228 8140
Fax: 49 228 8141050
RULES FOR FORMING COMPARATIVES:
1. One syllable words form the comparative by adding -er and -est:
brave, braver, bravest
small, smaller, smallest
dark, darker, darkest.
2. Two-syllable words that end in -y, -le, and -er form the comparative by adding
-er and -est:
pretty, prettier, prettiest
happy, happier, happiest
noble, nobler, noblest
clever, cleverer, cleverest
3. Words of more than two syllables form the comparative with more and most:
beautiful, more beautiful, most beautiful.
resonant, more resonant, most resonant
4. Past participles used as adjectives form the comparative with more and most:
crooked, broken, damaged, defeated, etc.
5. Predicate adjectives (adjectives used to describe the subject of a sentence)
form the comparative with more and most:
afraid, mute, certain, alone, silent, etc.
Ex. She is afraid. He is more afraid. They are the most afraid of them all.
So far, so good, but when it comes to two-syllable words other than the ones covered
by Rule 2, the writer must consider custom and ease of pronunciation.
Usually, two syllable words that have the accent on the first syllable form the
comparative by adding -er and -est.
Ex. common, cruel, pleasant, quiet.
BUT tasteless, more tasteless, most tasteless.
Some two-syllable words that have the accent on the second syllable form the
comparative by adding -er and -est: polite, profound,
BUT: bizarre, more bizarre, most bizarre.
1. Apples are
than chips. (healthy)
2. Elephants are
(big) than bears.
3. Gold is
than silver. (expensive)
4. Bikes are
5. I am
than cars. (slow)
at English than my brother .(good)
6. My friend is
7. Sandy is
than me. (tall)
than Tamara. (thin)
8. My father is
than Tom's father. (strong)
9. "Harry Potter "books are
Jungle". (interesting)
10. The tiger is
11. The weather is
than "The Book of the
than a fox .(heavy)
than yesterday . (hot)
12. The girls are
than the boys. (happy)
13. Berta is
than Debby.(beautiful)
14.French is
than English. (difficult)
15. Tina is 5 years old. Sandra is 10 years old. Sandra is
Tina.(old)
16. Russia is
17. I am
than France. (large)
at maths than my best friend (bad)
18. Love is
19. His car is
than
than money.(important)
than mine. (cheap)
20. The first movie is
it. (boring)
than the second.I don't recommend