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COMPARISONS WITH ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS by Pao R ...
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Jane is ______than Tom. (MORE FLUENT / MORE FLUENTLY)
Jane is MORE FLUENT than Tom.
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Okay!
My apartment isn't as ______ as yours. (SMALL / SMALLER)
My apartment isn't as SMALL as yours.
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Okay!
My mother isn't as _______as my father. (OLD / OLDER)
My mother isn't as OLD as my father.
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Okay!
My classmates aren't as ______as me. (FAST / FASTER)
My classmates aren't as FAST as me.
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Okay!
The chef cooked ______ than last year. (WORSE / MORE BADLY)
The chef cooked MORE BADLY than last year.
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Okay!
Beef isn't as ____as pork. (BAD / BADLY)
Beef isn't as BAD as pork.
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Okay!
Tom sings ______than me. (MORE BEAUTIFUL / MORE BEAUTIFULLY)
Tom sings MORE BEAUTIFULLY than me.
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Okay!
This car is as ______as the other car. (SLOW / SLOWLY)
This car is as SLOW as the other car.
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Okay!
Jane doesn't type as ____as I do. (FAST / FASTER)
Jane doesn't type as FAST as I do.
Oops!
Okay!
Chilean people are less _____ than European people. (TALL / TALLER)
Chilean people are less TALL than European people.
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Okay!
I can drive _____than before. (MORE CONFIDENT / MORE CONFIDENTLY)
I can drive MORE CONFIDENTLY than before.
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Okay!
This classroom is less ______ than the rest. (LARGE / LARGER)
This classroom is less LARGE than the rest.
Oops!
Okay!
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