A comparative sentence is a sentence in which a comparison is being made between two or more things. All of the sentences below are comparative—and all are faulty. See if you can identify the specific error in each sentence. 1. The teacher spent more time with Maizie than Luca.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous2. Cyclists can be as dangerous or more dangerous than motorists.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous3. This flip coffee pot from Naples makes a better coffee than any Italian coffee maker.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous4. Buying a beautiful timepiece with your inheritance is better than groceries.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous5. A kiwi has twice as much vitamin C.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous6. This margarine is just as fattening, or even more fattening, than butter.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous7. The heels on Janet’s sandals were higher than her dress shoes.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous8. Mother disciplines Joanie more than Naomi.Comparison is incompleteComparison does not compare similar itemsComparison is illogicalGrammatical structure is incorrectComparison is ambiguous