MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: AI / becoming / useful in our every day/ life (more and more)
AI is becoming more and more useful in our every day lives.
The longer you put off writing your essay, ______ it will be to get started.
the hardest
the harder
slightly harder
harder
Mr Wilson is the ______ of teachers. He takes time to help all of his students.
most supportive
supportive
supportivest
more supportive
I can still play the piano, but not ______ I used to.
the best
better than
by far as
as well as
CORRECT IT: Running isn’t as nearly as good for you as swimming.
Running isn’t nearly as good for you as swimming.
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: My house / not / well designed / yours (as ... as)
My house isn’t as well designed as yours.
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: Lou/ expert with regards to Picasso / me (more of)
Lou is more of an expert with regards to Picasso than me.
CORRECT IT: Most people say Portuguese is a bit most difficult to learn than Spanish.
Most people say Portuguese is a bit more difficult to learn than Spanish.
New York City is a great deal ____ during the week - believe it or not!
the more busy
busiest
busy
busier
I didn’t catch what you said. Can you say it again, a bit ____?
more slower
more slowly
slowest
more slow
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: Emile / not / do / activities / his wife (as many)
Emile doesn’t do as many activities as his wife.
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: Jules / best / snowboarder / team (by far)
Jules is by far the best snowboarder on the team.
Stowe, Vermont is one of ______ towns in New England.
most beautiful
the most beautiful
by far the most beautiful
the more beautiful
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: I / spend / time / reading / now / past (much more)
I spend much more time reading now than I did in the past.
CORRECT IT: Children today don’t have as much books as children in the past.
Children today don’t have as many books as children in the past did.
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: Second TV series / not / funny / first (nearly as)
The second TV series is not nearly as funny as the first.
Holidays abroad are getting ______ expensive.
easily the most
just as
more and more
by far the most
CORRECT IT: The north of Scotland is by far colder than the south of England.
The north of Scotland is far colder than the south of England.
Mark is more intelligent / the most intelligent / by far intelligent than people give him credit for.
more intelligent
Maria and her children are ____ now that they have left the city to live in the country.
more happy
the happier
happiest
much happier
CORRECT IT: This is the worse birthday I’ve ever had!
This is the worst birthday I’ve ever had!
Sometimes, the simplest / the simpler / the simple ideas are the most effective.
the simplest
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: Sally / make / effort / other students (less)
Sally makes less effort than the other students.
The sooner Susanna finds a summer job, better / the best / the better.
the better
That was by far the tastiest / tastier / tastiest pizza I have ever had.
the tastiest
MAKE A COMPARATIVE SENTENCE: We / get / days off / employees at other companies (fewer)
We get fewer days off than employees at other companies.
CORRECT IT: The winters are getting more and more hot every year (except in Aranda).
The winters are getting hotter and hotter every year (except in Aranda).
CORRECT IT: It is much more better to give than to receive...or is it?
It is much better to give than to receive...or is it?
Danny is ______the most talented student in the class. Nobody else was even close to getting an A+ like he did.
by far
a lot more
just as
one of
I thought that the sequel to the film was ____ than the original.
just as good
even better
by far the best
one of the best
CORRECT IT: Sarah is more of active than her twin sister Julie.
Sarah is more active than her twin sister Julie.
CORRECT IT: More annoyingly of all, I forgot to set the alarm clock and I missed my flight.
Most annoyingly of all, I forgot to set the alarm clock and I missed my flight.