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  • hard Chinese, English
    Chinese is harder than English
  • enjoyable board, card, computer games (use both comparative and superlative)
    card games more enjoyable than computer games but board games are the most enjoyable
  • good spring, summer, autumn (use both comparative and superlative)
    Spring is better than summer but autumn is the best
  • dangerous snakes, crocodiles, mosquitoes (Use both comparative and superlative)
    snakes are more dangerous than mosquitoes, but crocodiles are the deadliest.
  • bad Apple, Samsung
    Apple is worse than Samsung
  • expensive platinum, gold
    platinum is more expensive than gold
  • beautiful beaches, mountains, countryside (use both comparative and superlative)
    beaches are more beautiful than the countryside, but mountains are the most beautiful
  • active morning, afternoon, evening (use both comparative and superlative)
    I am more active in the morning than in the evening, but I am most active in the afternoon
  • exciting bungee jumping, sky diving
    bungee jumping is more exciting than sky diving
  • comfortable headphones, earphones
    headphones are more comfortable than earphones
  • cheap renting, buying a house
    renting a house is cheaper than buying a house
  • friendly dogs, cats (use as______as)
    dogs are as friendly as cats
  • popular tea, coffee
    tea is more pular than coffee
  • tasty mangos, strawberries, watermelons
    mangoes are tastier than strawberries and watermelons
  • delicious chocolate, ice cream, apples
    apples are more delicious than ice cream, but chocolate is the most delicious
  • important Russia, China, America (use both comparative and superlative)
    Russia s more important than America, but China is the most important
  • cold North Pole, South Pole, Mars (use both comparative and superlative)
    The North Pole is colder than the South Pole, but Mars is the coldest
  • intelligent dolphins, chimpanzees, elephants (Use both comparative and superlative)
    Dolphins are more intelligent than elephants, but chimpanzees are the most intelligent.
  • difficult reading, listening
    listening is more difficult than reading
  • safe bicycles, motorbikes, cars (use both comparative and superlative)
    bicycles are safer than motorbikes, but cars are the safest
  • boring football, basketball, baseball (Use both comparative and superlative)
    Baseball is more boring than football, but basketball is the most boring