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B1.3 | Comparative Adjectives

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  • Please, can you drive ____?
    more slow
    slowlyer
    more slowly
    slowlier
  • My husband is ____ than me.
    intelligenter
    more intelligent
    intelligent
    more intelligenter
  • She is ____ than me at math.
    worse
    more bad
    worst
    badder
  • They're ____ in their new school than in their old one.
    more happier
    more happy
    happyer
    happier
  • This book is ____ than that one.
    more boring
    boring
    more boringer
    boringer
  • The north of Italy is ____ the south in winter.
    more cold than
    much more cold than
    more colder than
    colder than
  • York is a bit ____ than Leeds.
    more far
    far
    further
    farrer
  • They arrived ____.
    more early than us.
    earlier than we.
    more early than we.
    earlier than us.
  • It's ____ than I thought – I think we’re lost.
    far
    further
    farrer
    more far
  • Your spaghetti sauce is ____ than my mum’s.
    tastier
    more tasty
    more tastyer
    more tastyer
  • His last book is okay, but I think it is _______ the previous one.
    badder than
    more worse than
    worse than
    bader than
  • The clothes here are ____ than in my town.
    gooder
    better
    more better
    bad
  • The south is ____ the north.
    hoter than
    more hot than
    hotter than
    more hotter than
  • Which is ____ a tiger or a lion?
    dangerouser
    more dangerous
    dangerouser than
    more dangerouser
  • I hope your team’s ____ today than last week.
    luckier
    more lucky
    more luckyer
    luckyer
  • Daniel is ____ at sport than his brother.
    badder
    worse
    more bad
    more worse
  • Tuesdays are ____ than Mondays.
    a lot busier
    more busy
    busier
    busyer
  • I think this dress is ____ than that one.
    more prettyer
    more pretty
    prettier
    prettyer
  • My current job is ____ my last job.
    most stressfuller than
    stressfuler than
    more stressfuller than
    more stressful than
  • We work ____ now with the new manager.
    happilier
    more happily
    most happily
    happyer
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