Choose the sentence with the correct use of comparative degree of adjective? My bed is more big then my desk, My bed is bigger then my desk, My bed is bigger than my desk, My bed is more bigger then my desk
The correct comparative form is 'bigger than', not 'more big' or 'bigger then'.
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