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Comparative adjective

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  • Last night my brother told me the (interesting)… story that I have ever heard.
    most interesting
  • The spring garden was (lovely) ... than the fall display of flowers.
    more lovely
  • Which is (heavy)… iron or lead?
    heavier
  • My son is 10 years old. This game is for (young) ... children, from five to eight.
    younger
  • Amira`s design is (bad) ... than other designs.
    worse
  • Do you have a (sharp) ... blade than this?
    sharper
  • The harvest this month is (little) ... than earlier.
    less
  • This road is the (narrow)… in the town.
    narrowest
  • An armchair is usually (comfortable) ... than an upright chair.
    more comfortable
  • They produce the (creamy) ... cappuccino in the small town.
    creamiest
  • We don’t like James. He is as (bossy)… as his brother.
    bossy
  • Paul is eight years old, Tom is nine, and John is ten. Who is the (old)…?
    oldest
  • Rio is a kind person but he is (compassionate) ... than Tio.
    more compassionate
  • The banana flaky is (crunchy) ... than cassava flaky.
    more crunchy
  • Is there any (important) ... things than family?
    more important
  • She couldn’t be (thrilled) ... to work with him than with me.
    more thrilled
  • An orange is (sour) ... than a pineapple.
    sourer
  • We enjoy every minute of the match. I should say the winning team is the (good) …
    best
  • Do women need (much) ... support after breaking bones?
    more
  • My sister always gets a winner in the class. She is (dilligent) ... than my brother.
    more dilligent
  • Who is (lazy) ... he or his brother?
    lazier
  • She wants a (long) … string than this to tie the parcel.
    longer
  • Today’s work isn’t as (hard) … as it was yesterday.
    hard
  • This book had the (dusty) ... jacket when I found it.
    dusties
  • I was (embarrassed) ... than Alex about the test scores.
    more embarrassed