Share Comparative adjectives and adverbs, as...as
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Choose the correct word: I only have 20 minutes for lunch, so I always eat quick / quickly
I only have 20 minutes for lunch, so I always eat quickly
Choose the correct word: I lived in Dubai for ten years, so I speak Arabic fluent / fluently
I lived in Dubai for ten years, so I speak Arabic fluently
Choose the correct word: The meal was very good / well, but it was very expensive
The meal was very good, but it was very expensive
Choose the correct word: It was a great holiday, but we had a really bad / badly weather
It was a great holiday, but we had a really bad weather
A motorbike is ________ than a car. (dangeorus)
A motorbike is more dangerous than a car
The summers here are ______ than they were in the past. (hot)
The summers here are hotter than they were in the past.
I failed the exam. I'll work ________ next time. (hard)
I failed the exam. I'll work harder next time
It's ___________ to my parents' house than it is to my boyfriend's. (far)
It's further to my parents' house than it is to my boyfriend's
You type ___________ than me. (quick)
You type more quickly than me
My father drives a bit ________ than me. (slow)
My father drives a bit more slowly than me
My mother is a _______ cook than me. (good)
My mother is a better cook than me
Compare using as...as: Her shoes were more expensive than her handbag
Her handbag wasn't as expensive as her shoes
Compare using as...as: You drive more carefully than me
I don't drive as carefully as you
Compare using as...as: Harry looks more relaxed than Sally
Sally doesn't look as relax as Harry
Compare using as...as: My sister's office is bigger than mine
My office isn't as big as my sister's office
