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Spot the mistake: The low the ticket prices, the higher the number of travellers.

The lower the ticket prices, the higher the number of travelers.

Rewrite: Don’t you think that the hustle and bustle of New York is more exciting than Paris? → LESS

Don’t you think that Paris is LESS exciting than the hustle and bustle of New York?

Spot the mistake: Trains aren’t as fast than planes.

Trains aren’t as fast AS planes.

Spot the mistake: What is the most near airport to the hotel?

What is the nearest airport to the hotel?

Choose the correct word: We had spaghetti for dinner and it tasted (wonderful / wonderfully).

We had spaghetti for dinner and it tasted wonderful.

Rewrite: Eco-tourism is more attractive than adventure holidays. → NOT

Adventure holidays are NOT as attractive as eco-tourism.

Rewrite. In some cities streets are dirtier than in the countryside. => AS

In some cities streets are not as clean as in the countryside.

Rewrite. Jake finds English easier than Math. => AS

Math is not as easy as English for Jake.

Rewrite: I have never visited a MORE interesting country than India. → MOST

India is the most interesting country I have ever visited.

Rewrite. If you chew slowly, you will have fewer problems with your stomach. => THE

The slowlier you chew, the fewer problems you'll have with your stomach.

Put the adjective in the correct form: The price of staple foods is getting … (high) and … (high) every month.

The price of staple foods is getting higher and higher every month.

Spot the mistake: This is the worse holiday I’ve ever been on!

This is the WORST holiday I’ve ever been on!

Rewrite: I think that camping and backpacking holidays are more economical that organized package tours. → AS

I think that organized package tours are not AS economical AS camping and backpacking holidays.

Choose the correct adverb: This question is (rather / quite) more difficult than what I expected.

This question is rather more difficult than what I expected.

Put the adjective in the correct form: Summerton Superstore has by far … (good) quality meat.

Summerton Superstore has by far the best quality meat.

Rewrite. As I get older, my taste in food becomes stranger. => THE

The older I get, the stranger my taste in food becomes.