What are comparative and superlative forms of money?

There isn't a comparative and superlative form of "money" in the traditional sense because it is a noun, not an adjective. You can't say "more money" or "most money" in a grammatically correct way.

However, you can use comparative and superlative forms with adjectives that describe amounts of money:

* More (comparative) and most (superlative) can be used to describe amounts of money. For example:

* "He has more money than her."

* "She has the most money in the family."

* Less (comparative) and least (superlative) can also be used:

* "I have less money than you."

* "He has the least money of all of us."

Here are some examples of using comparative and superlative forms with adjectives related to money:

* Expensive: More expensive, most expensive

* Cheap: Cheaper, cheapest

* Valuable: More valuable, most valuable

* Costly: More costly, most costly

* Wealthy: Wealthier, wealthiest

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