Use the comparative form of the adjectives: Peter’s exam results / bad / Nick’s exam results.
Peter’s exam results are worse than Nick’s exam results.
It’s a place where we borrow books.
It is a library.
Travelling by air is ______________ than travelling by bus. (fast)
Travelling by air is faster than travelling by bus.
What is this?
This is a ship.
It’s a place where trains stop for people to get on or off.
It is the railway station.
Use the comparative form of the adjectives: My brother / strong / my sister.
My brother is stronger than my sister.
Is a snake ______________ than a dog? (dangerous)
Is a snake more dangerous than a dog?
The streets in my neighbourhood are ______________ than in your neighbourhood. (narrow)
The streets in my neighbourhood are narrower/more narrow than in your neighbourhood.
It’s a place where we can see paintings and other works of art.
It is an art gallery.
What is this?
This is a cathedral.
It’s a place in an open area in the centre of a town or city.
It is the square.
It’s a place where we go to buy stamps or send letters.
It is a post office.
It’s ______________ in the north of Viet Nam than in the south. (cold)
It’s colder in the north of Viet Nam than in the south.
What is this?
This is a street.
What is this?
This is a building.
It’s a place where we can do physical exercise, often with equipment.
It is the gym.
It’s a place where we go for a walk, play and relax.
It is a park.
Use the comparative form of the adjectives: Mai / intelligent / Kien.
Mai is more intelligent than Kien.
Doing homework is ______________ than playing video games (important)
Doing homework is more important than playing video games
Use the comparative form of the adjectives: My school / big / my brother’s school.
My school is bigger than my brother's school.
Use the comparative form of the adjectives: Living in the city / exciting / living in the countryside.
Living in the city is more exciting than living in the countryside.
What is this?
This is a gym.