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Modifying Comparatives

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  • Paraphrase the sentence with the word in brackets: Rap music isn't nearly as popular as it was ten years ago. (less famous)
    Rap music is less popular than it was ten years ago.
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  • correct the sentence: They are quicker doing it as I am.
    They are doing it quicker than I am.
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  • Correct the sentence: I got there more easier than everyone else.
    I got there easier than everyone else.
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  • Correct the sentence: I ate pretty the same much as the last time I went to this restaurant.
    I ate as much as the last time I went to this restaurant.
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  • Correct the sentence: The higher they rise, more they earn.
    The higher they rise, the more they earn.
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  • Correct the sentence: The old I get, the more I understand.
    The older I get, the more I understand.
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  • Correct the sentence: Higher they rise, the hard they fall
    The higher they rise, the harder they fall
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  • Correct the sentence: I prefer Tarantino’s films than Oliver Stone’s.
    I prefer Tarantino’s films to Oliver Stone’s.
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  • Correct the sentence:He has worked like a clerk for the same bank for most of his life.
    He has worked as a clerk for the same bank for most of his life.
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  • Correct the sentence: They seemed as they didn’t really understand what was going on.
    They seemed as if they didn’t really understand what was going on.
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  • Fill in the gaps: The longer I study _____ I realise what an interesting language it is.
    the more
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  • Fill in the gaps: I’d sooner have ten children ______ not having any children at all.
    than
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  • Fill in the gaps: I’d ______ listen to a forty-five-minute symphony ______ a three-minute rap.
    sooner/than
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  • Tuesday is far (more convenient/the most convenient) for me than Friday.
    more convenient
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  • The basketball is (far/slightly) more popular than tennis. (big difference)
    far
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  • Tom's English is slightly (the best/better) than mine.
    better
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