You vs. Anne: she is 13 years old.
I am older/younger than Anne. / Both Anne and I are 13 years old.
You vs. Anne: her family has three people.
My family is bigger/smaller/ than Anne's family. / Both my family and Anne's are three people.
You vs. Anne: tall
I am taller/shorter than Anne.
You vs. Anne: her clothes are not pretty.
My clothes are prettier/uglier than Anne's. / Both Anne and I have ugly clothes.
You vs. Anne: she gets really angry at school.
I get angrier / less angry than Anne. / I get as angry as Anne.
You vs. Anne: talkative
I am more talkative / less talkative than Anne. / I am as talkative as Anne.
You vs. Anne: good at lessons
I am better / worse at my lessons than Anne. / I am as good as Anne at my lessons.
Mathew vs. Marilla: kind
Mathew is kinder than Marilla. He wanted to keep Anne.
You vs. Anne: she is poor.
I am richer than Anne.
You vs. Anne: her clothes are old.
My clothes are newer than Anne's.
Traveling by buggy vs. traveling by car.
Traveling by buggy is slower than traveling by car.
