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    Comparative Adjectives 1

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    The document lists various adjectives and their comparative forms. It then provides examples sentences using the comparative forms of adjectives such as "younger", "warmer", "fresher", "more expensive", "funnier", and "better". It continues with exercises involving filling in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives such as "new", "old", "young", "expensive", and "fast" in example sentences.

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    The document lists various adjectives and their comparative forms. It then provides examples sentences using the comparative forms of adjectives such as "younger", "warmer", "fresher", "more expensive", "funnier", and "better". It continues with exercises involving filling in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives such as "new", "old", "young", "expensive", and "fast" in example sentences.

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    The document lists various adjectives and their comparative forms. It then provides examples sentences using the comparative forms of adjectives such as "younger", "warmer", "fresher", "more expensive", "funnier", and "better". It continues with exercises involving filling in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives such as "new", "old", "young", "expensive", and "fast" in example sentences.

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    Comparative Adjectives 1

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    Patricia Sandoval
    The document lists various adjectives and their comparative forms. It then provides examples sentences using the comparative forms of adjectives such as "younger", "warmer", "fresher", "more expensive", "funnier", and "better". It continues with exercises involving filling in the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives such as "new", "old", "young", "expensive", and "fast" in example sentences.

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    Adjective

    Happy
    Difficult
    Clean
    Early
    Beautiful
    Soft
    Intelligent
    Dirty
    Good
    Careful

    Comparative
    Happier
    More difficult
    Cleaner
    Earlier
    More beautiful
    Softer
    More intelligent
    Dirtier
    Better
    More careful

    Adjective
    Cheap
    Strong
    Interesting
    Hot
    Warm
    Expensive
    Fresh
    Kind
    Boring
    Cold

    Comparative
    Cheaper
    Stronger
    More interesting
    Hotter
    Warmer
    More expensive
    Fresher
    Kinder
    More boring
    Colder

    Adjective
    Honest
    Busy
    Young
    Near
    Funny
    Easy
    Bad
    Late
    Dangerous
    weak

    Comparative
    More honest
    Busier
    Younger
    Nearer
    Funnier
    Easier
    Worse
    later
    More dangerous
    weaker

    1) Shes much younger than her husband. (young)


    2) Its a warmer day than yesterday. (warm)
    3) The vegetables in the shop are fresher than the ones in the supermarket. (fresh)
    4) The train is more expensive than the bus (expensive)
    5) The new TV programme is funnier than the old one. (funny)
    6) Mrs. Jones is a better teacher than Mr. Andrews. (good)
    7) My office is nearer than Helens. (near)
    8) The traffic is noisier than last year. (noisy)
    9) You have a busier life than I have. (busy)
    10) Drivers in this country are more dangerous drivers than in my country.
    (dangerous)
    11) The exam today was more difficult than last years exam. (difficult)
    12) Shes smarter than her sister. (smart)
    13) Micheal is richer than Mathew. (Rich)
    14) The students ask more intelligent questions than they did before (intelligent)
    15) Her second book is more interesting her first one. (interesting)
    Fill in the correct form of the words in brackets (comparative or superlative).
    1. My house is bigger than yours.
    2. This flower is more beautiful than that one.
    3. This is the most interesting book I have ever read.
    4. Non-smokers usually live longer than smokers.
    5. Which is the most dangerous animal in the world?
    6. A holiday by the sea is better than a holiday in the mountains.
    7. It is strange but often a coke is more expensive than a beer.
    8. Who is the richest woman on earth?
    9. The weather this summer is even worse than last summer.
    10. He was the cleverest thief of all
    1. This computer is (new)
    2. Lisa is (old)

    older

    younger

    the youngest

    5. That car is (expensive)


    6. That car is (expensive)
    7. Your car is (fast)

    than your computer.

    than George.

    3. George is (young)
    4. Lucy is (young)

    new er

    faster

    than Lisa.
    in the class.

    more expensive
    the most expensi

    than this car.


    in the market.

    than this car.

    8. Your car is (fast)

    the fastest

    9. This house is (big)


    10. This house is (big)

    bigger
    the biggest

    in the race.
    than my house!
    in the neighbourhood

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