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Comparatives - quick review

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  • What's the comparative form (-) of traditional?
    less traditional
  • What's the comparative form (+) of modern?
    more modern
  • What's the comparative form (+) of bad?
    worse
  • What's the comparative form (+) of good?
    better
  • Reformulate the sentence, beginning with 'Oxford' and using 'as': 'London is bigger than Oxford.'
    Oxford isn't as big as London.
  • Reformulate the sentence, using 'as': 'Cambridge and Oxford are the same size.'
    Cambridge is the same size as Oxford.
  • What's the difference between adjectives and adverbs?
    Adjectives describe NOUNS (e.g. good, bad) whereas adverbs describe VERBS or actions (e.g. well, badly)
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