Who is weaker? Emma or Ann?
Ann is weaker.
?
Girl
The blue shirt _________________________ purple shirt. (cleaner)
The blue shirt is cleaner than the purple shirt.
The woman is __________. The man is ___________.
The woman is OLD. The man is OLDER.
Hard or Soft?
Soft
Is the red sweater THICKER than the blue sweater?
Yes it is.
Heavy or Light?
Heavy
Who is older? Mike or Leo?
Mike is older.
The girl is __________. The boy is __________.
The girl is TALL. The boy is TALLER.
The blue socks ________________________ red socks. (thin)
The blue socks are thinner than the red socks.
The brown hat _______________________ purple hat. (uglier)
The brown hat is uglier than the purple hat.
Clean or Dirty?
Dirty
The purple shirt ________________________ blue shirt. (thick)
The purple shirt is thicker than the the blue shirt.
Who is younger. Mike or Leo?
Leo is younger.
Who is taller? Danny or Julie?
Danny is taller
The boy is _________. The girl is __________.
The boy is YOUNG. The girl is YOUNGER.
The boy is ___________. The girl is __________.
The boy is WEAK. The girl is WEAKER.
The boy is _________. The girl is __________.
The boy is TALL. The girl is TALLER.
The purple hat _____________________ brown hat. (Pretty)
The purple hat is prettier than the brown hat.
Is the brown hat PRETTIER than the green hat?
No it isn't.
Heavy or Light?
Light.
The boy is __________. The girl is __________.
The boy is STRONG. The girl is STRONGER.
?
Strong / Weak
?
Boy
Is the black skirt CLEANER than the white skirt?
Yes it is.
Pretty or Ugly.
Ugly
Clean or Dirty?
Clean
?
Tall / Short
Thick or Thin?
Thick
Is the yellow shirt CLEANER than the purple shirt?
No it isn't.
?
Man
?
Woman
Who is shorter? Danny or Julie?
Julie is shorter.
Pretty or Ugly?
Pretty
Who is taller? The man or the woman?
The woman is taller.
Who is stronger. Emma or Ann?
Emma is stronger.
Are the gray pants cleaner than the blue pants?
No they aren't.
The red socks ____________________ blue socks. (thick)
The red socks are thicker than the blue socks.
Hard or Soft?
Hard
?
Old / Young
Thick or Thin?
Thin