Better: of a more excellent or effective type or quality
Comparative adjective. I think grapes are good but strawberries are better.
Earlier: happening or done before the usual or expected time.
Comparative adjective. I wake up at 5 in the morning and but Mina wakes up earlier.
Faster: at high speed.
Comparative adjective. a Mazda is fast but a Lanborghini is faster.
harder:solid, firm, and rigid; not easily broken, bent, or pierced.
Comparative adjective. Nuts are hard but rocks are harder.
Later: after the present, expected, or usual time; comparative oflate
Comparative adjective. We could have a later date if we clear our schedule.
More loudly: making louder noise.
Comparative adverb. Could you sing more loudly?
More quickly: moving or capable of moving at higher speed.
Comparative adverb. She got scared so she ran more quickly.
More quietly: free, or comparatively free, from noise:
Comparative adverb. They were trying to be discreet so the talked more quietly.
More slowly: at a slow speed
Comparative adverb. Turtles walk slow but snails crawl more slowly.
Sooner: in or after a short time
Comparative adverb. Evelyn became a nurse sooner than I though.
Worse: less well or skilfully
Comparative adverb. The better you tried the worse it come out.
Take a nap: To sleep for a short period of time during the day.
Idiom. Grandma takes a nap twice a day.
Hopscotch: it is a game in which each child by turn hops into and over squares marked on the ground to retrieve a marker thrown into one of these squares.
Noun. I like playing hopscotch with my friends on weekends.
Snacks: a small amount of food eaten between meals.
Noun. I take a quick snack in the morning every day.
High Shelves: Shelves that high extend from the bottom.
Noun. I placed all my books in high shelves in the attic.
Allow: give (someone) permission to do something.
Verb. I allowed the dog to lay in the couch.
