Modifying comparatives (B1+) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Tom says his car / fast / mine. (big difference)

Tom says his car is a lot / much / way faster than mine.

I would say the book / good / the film they made based on it. (small difference)

I would say the book is a bit / a little / slightly better than the film they made based on it.

My current home / far / from work than my old home.

My current home is a little / a bit / slightly further (farther) from work than my old home.

This area / green / it used to be. (big difference)

This area is much / a lot / far greener than it used to be.

New York / far / Paris. (big difference)

New York is a lot / far / much further (farther) than Paris.

This horror film / bad / the adventure film we watched yesterday. (big difference)

This horror film is a lot / much / far worse than the adventure film we watched yesterday.

Italian food /tasty / Spanish food. (small difference)

Italian food is a bit/a little / slightly tastier than Spanish food

Ronaldo vs. Messi - talented (small difference)

Ronaldo is a bit/a little / slightly more talented than Messi

Chemistry vs. Maths - easy (small difference)

Chemistry is a bit/a little / slightly easier than Maths

Documentaries vs. Action films - educational (big difference)

Documentaries are much/far/a lot more educational than action films

The UK vs. Spain - cold (big difference)

The UK is much/far/a lot colder than Spain

Coca-cola / good / Pepsi (small difference)

Coca-cola is a bit/a little / slightly better than Pepsi

Madrid / big / Seville (big difference)

Madrid is much/far/a lot bigger than Seville.

Rugby / energetic / badminton (big difference)

Rugby is much/far/a lot more energetic than badminton

These white roses / beautiful / the yellow ones (big difference)

These white roses are much/far/a lot more beautiful than the yellow ones

I think Hannah's sweater / nice / mine (small difference)

I think Hannah's sweater is a bit/a little / slightly nicer than mine

I / funny / my sister (big difference)

I am much/far/a lot funnier than my sister

John / tall / Laura (small difference)

John is a little / a bit taller than Laura