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Compare: Maths and English You can use: different, interesting, exciting, boring, difficult
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Compare: Cookies and Apples Use: delicious
Cookies are more delicious than apples or Apples are more delicious than cookies.
Compare: Doctor and Teacher You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative, tiring, difficult
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Compare: artist and engineer You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative, tiring, difficult
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A police officer's job/dangerous/than/is/a lawyer's job/more
A police officer's job is more dangerous than a lawyer's job or A lawyer's job is more dangerous than a police officer's job
Compare: artist and businessman/businesswoman You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative, tiring, difficult
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Compare: nurse and plumber You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative, tiring, difficult
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Compare: chef and engineer You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative, tiring, difficult
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Compare: dentist and police officer You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative, tiring, difficult
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Compare: photographer and lawyer You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative
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Compare: surfing and horse-riding You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative
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Compare: skateboarding and mountain-biking You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative
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Compare: horse-riding and swimming You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative
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Compare: surfing and sailing You can use: different, dangerous, interesting, exciting, creative
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cars/ cheaper/ are/ Bicycles/ than.
Bicycles are cheaper than cars
expensive/ Cars/ bicycles/ more/ than/ are.
Cars are more expensive than bicycles
