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I’m not (quite / almost) as fast as I used to be
quite
Chicago is windier (that / than) London.
than
It’s (slightly / almost) as cold as it was yesterday.
almost
4 This year’s wildfires are a good deal (worse / worst).
worse
The (longer / longest) the river, the more water it carries.
longer
The tornado was a (great / greatest) deal more powerful than predicted
great
I’m not (nearly / easily) as tall as my brother
nearly
Earthquakes are (by far / far) more dangerous than thunderstorms
far
Correct the mistake: The most easiest way to have a healthy lifestyle is to stay active in your free time
the easiest
Correct the mistake: It was the worse football match I've ever seen.
the worst
Correct the mistake: Winter is far more better than summer, because I can go sledging.
far better
Correct the mistake: Some people say that junk food is far the most harmful meal.
by far
Correct the mistake: The people in the town are slightly the most friendly than in the city.
slightly more friendly
This is by far (more beautiful/the most beautiful) picture I've ever seen
the most beautiful
Tom's English is slightly (the best/better) than mine
Better
The basketball is (far/slightly) more popular than tennis. (big difference)
far
