Where do we put comparatives (nicer, quicker) in a sentence?
before Nouns / after Verbs
Where do we put superlatives (the nicest, the quickest) in a sentence?
before Nouns / after Verbs
Kuwait is _____ ['one from a larger group' expression] the hottest cities in the world.
one of
The Japanese are _____ (old) society in the world.
the oldest
A Bentley seems to be ____ (comfortable) car that I know.
the most / the least comfortable
How many things do we compare with superlatives (the longest, the tallest) ?
more than 2 / all
Working outdoors makes people _____ (happy).
happier
Weather in summer is _____ (hot) than in winter.
hotter
20 years ago, Nokia phones were _____ (good) than Samsung phones.
better
Which place on Earth is _____ (far) from Kuwait?
the farthest
The Avenues are _____ (crowded) mall on Saturdays.
the most / the least crowded
Which country is _____ (happy) place in the world.
the happiest
An afternoon on a beach is the best thing _____ [closing expression]
of all / in the world / on Earth / ...
Which destination is _____ (far), Wafra or Abdali?
farther / further
The Amazon is not _____ (long) river in the world. The Nile is...
the longest
Camels are _____ (expensive) goats.
more expensive than
Lifting _____ (heavy) weights makes you exercise harder.
heavier
Mutla is _____ (exciting) camping site.
the most / the least exciting
Playing video games is _____ (good) hobby ever!
the best
Modern cars are _____ (fast) old cars.
faster than
Doctors say that coffee with milk and sugar is _____ (bad) than black coffee.
worse
This was _____ (crazy) film I have seen in my life!
the craziest
Reading is good, but writing your own stuff is even _____ (good).
better
Football is _____ (popular) than soccer
more / less popular