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Fix the adjective. His jokes are even silly than mine.

sillier

Fix the adjective. He is also the thin family member from Puerto Rico.

thinnest

Then I will add the (hotter, hottest) sausage I can find.

hottest

The peppers are the (greener, greenest) ones I have ever seen.

greenest

Fix the adjective. It has the fine people in the world.

finest

This cheese is (mild, milder) than the other kind.

milder

Who can make the (tastier, tastiest) pizza, Ed or you?

tastier

Fix the adjective. He says Puerto Rico is the lovely country of all.

loveliest

Fix the adjective. His tales of Puerto Rico are fun than Uncle Luis’s.

funnier

My pizza is the (rich, richest) pizza ever!

richest

Fix the adjective. Grandpa is the great storyteller in the world.

greatest

These mushrooms are (fresher, freshest) than those.

fresher

The oven is (warmer, warmest) than before.

warmer

Fix the adjective. He is the clever member of our family.

cleverest

Fix the adjective. I can’t think of a family jolly than ours.

jollier

Those tomatoes are (sweeter, sweetest) than usual.

sweeter

I will use the (spicier, spiciest) sauce in the kitchen.

spiciest

I am a (finer, finest) cook than Ed.

finer

Fix the adjective. Sometimes Grandpa acts even strange than I do.

stranger

Fix the adjective. We have the happy times of all with Grandpa.

happiest