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Who is heavier?
The bear is heavier than the cat.
Who is longer?
The crocodile is longer than the dog.
Who is older?
The grandmother is older than the child.
Who is slower?
The tortoise is slower than the horse.
The weather is _____ (hot) today than yesterday.
hotter
Timmy is ...... (young) than his sister.
younger
Make your own comparative sentence with 'expensive'.
_____ is more expensive than _____.
Make your own comparative sentence with 'dangerous'.
_____ is more dangerous than ____.
Make your own comparative sentence with 'bad'.
_____ is worse than ____.
Make your own comparative sentence with 'good'.
_____ is better than ____.
Make your own comparative sentence with 'funny'.
_____ is funnier than ____.
A hamster / a horse (heavy)
A horse is heavier than a hamster.
A mountain / a hill (big)
A mountain is bigger than a hill.
A motorcycle / a bicycle (fast)
A motorcycle is faster than a bicycle.
Good health / money (important)
Good health is more important than money.
A lake / an ocean (big)
An ocean is bigger than a lake.
An orange / a lemon (sweet)
An orange is sweeter than a lemon.