Question

Retire da música "I Should have know better" ( Jim Diamond ) duas frases ( em inglês ) contendo comparatives e/ou superlatives.

And I should have known better to lie with one as beautiful as you.
Yeah, I should have known better to take a chance on ever losing you.
But I thought you'd understand, can you forgive me?
I saw you walking by the other day.
I know that you saw me, you turned away and I was lost.
You see: I've never loved no one as much as you.
I've fooled around but tell me now just who is hurting who?
And I should have known better to lie with one as beautiful as you. ...
I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I
should have known better,
I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I
should have known better.
It's true, I took our love for granted all along.
And trying to explain where I went wrong, I just don't know.
I cry but tears don't seem to help me carry on.
Now there is no chance you'll come back home, got too much pride.
And I should have known better to lie with one as beautiful as you. ...
I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I love you,
I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I love you.
No-no-no-no-no-no I love you!
No-no-no-no-no-no, yeah!
And I should have known better to lie with one as beautiful as you.

Answer 1

Antes de tudo, vamos entender o que são comparativos e superlativos.

Comparativos: adjetivos usados para comparar duas ou mais coisas.

Exemplos: faster, taller, better, etc. Geralmente, usa-se o termo "than" para comparar os objetos.

Superlativos: adjetivos usados para mostrar que um objeto é completamente superior ou inferior a algo.

Exemplos: the fastest, the tallest, the best, etc. Nesse caso não se usa o "than" na frase.

Na música, podemos encontrar os comparativos:

- I should have known better to take a chance on ever losing you.

- I should have known better to lie with one as beautiful as you.

Não parecem haver superlativos na letra dessa música. Boa sorte!