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    Comparative Adjectives Exercises

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    The document provides examples of using comparative adjectives in English. It includes exercises to write comparative forms of adjectives, choose the correct comparative form, fill in blanks with comparatives, and make comparisons using provided words. The exercises cover a range of common adjectives and comparative forms like good/better, big/bigger, expensive/more expensive, and include comparisons of people, objects, quantities, and abstract ideas.

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    The document provides examples of using comparative adjectives in English. It includes exercises to write comparative forms of adjectives, choose the correct comparative form, fill in blanks with comparatives, and make comparisons using provided words. The exercises cover a range of common adjectives and comparative forms like good/better, big/bigger, expensive/more expensive, and include comparisons of people, objects, quantities, and abstract ideas.

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    A) Write the comparative forms of the adjectives.

    1) Good Better
    2) Bad Worse C) Fill in the blanks with the comparative
    e 3) Big Bigger form of the adjectives.
    4) Expensive More expensive 1) This bag is -----heavier than--------------
    the others. ( heavy )
    5) Elegant More elegant 2) The train is Slower the helicopter. ( slow )
    6) Bright Brighter 3) A giraffe is tallter a horse. ( tall )
    7) Healthy More healthy 4) A lion is Wlider a cat. ( wild )
    8) Happy Happier 5) An elephant is heavier a tiger. ( heavy )
    9) Generous More generous 6) A laptop is Ligther a computer. ( light )
    10) Funny Funnier 7) My cat is Lovelier all the cats. ( lovely )
    8) Maria is More Beautiful Alice in the party. (beautiful )
    11) Exciting More exciting
    9) My sister is More educated my brother. (educated)
    12) Boring More Boring
    10) George is More handsoma Frank. ( handsome )
    13) Noisy Noisier 11) Going to beach is More axciting staying at home
    ( exciting )
    12) This skirt is More expensive that dress. (expensive)
    13) Magee is Tidier her mother. (tidy)
    14) Our new neighbors are More helpful the old ones.
    (helpful)
    15) I’m Worse at driving John. (bad)
    B) Choose the correct one. 16) Luis is Smater all the students in the class.
    (smart)
    1) My brother is taller / more taller than me. 17) Suzy is fatter Marta. ( fat )
    2) This way is shorter / more short than the others 18) My brother is Lazier me. ( lazy )
    3) My grandfather is older / the older than everybody in our
    family.
    4) This book is expensiver / more expensive than the others.
    5) Our garden is biger / bigger than the
    other gardens.
    6) Susie is the more hardworking / more
    hardworking than me.
    7) This car is more cheap / cheaper
    than all the cars in the gallery.
    8) Reading book is better / gooder
    than watching TV.
    9) Summers are hoter / hotter than
    the springs.
    10) Women are fragiler / more fragile
    than men.

    D) Make comparisons by using the words given.


    1) Kristen is not the more beautiful than mary (Kristen – everybody – beautiful)
    2) The weather today is better than yesterday’s (the weather – today – yesterday – good)
    3) TV is less useful than books (books – TV – useful)
    4) My care is more comfortable than yours (my car – hers – comfortable)
    5) Ten is fatter than ben (Ben – Tom – fat)
    6) Ann is more generous than sue (Ann – Sue - generous)
    7) Adam is older than Kate (Kate – Adam – old)
    8) The snakes more poisonous than spiders (snakes – spiders – poisonous)
    9) Hour house is stnaller than theirs (our house – theirs – small)

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