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Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: My brother, tall, my sister
My brother is taller than my sister.
Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: My aunt, my uncle, generous
My aunt is more generous than my uncle.
Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: This game, that game, fun
This game is more fun than that one.
Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: Tom, confident, his classmates
Tom is more confident than his classmates.
Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: My dog, lazy, my cat.
My dog is lazier than my cat.
Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: Sarah, Mia, friendly
Sarah is friendlier than Mia.
Use the given words to form a comparative sentence: Mark, Peter, intelligent
Mark is more intelligent than Peter.
Use the given words to form a superlative sentence: He, friendly, boy, in the school
He is the friendliest boy in the school.
Use the given words to form a superlative sentence: The library, quiet, place, in the school
The library is the quietest place in the school.
Use the given words to form a superlative sentence: He, talkative, person, in our family
He is the most talkative person in our family.
Use the given words to form a superlative sentence: Kitchen, messy, in the house.
Kitchen is the messiest room in the house.
Use the given words to form a superlative sentence: My dad, generous person, in our family.
My dad is the most generous person in our family.
Use the given words to form a superlative sentence: Clara, talkative teacher, in the school
The most talkative teacher in the school is Clara.
