More comparative

More comparative adjectives and adverbs

Comparative adjective

• Tha made it easier for me to cope with and move on

• A friendship is more important than footbal team

Superaltive

• In fact, it was one of the best schools in the country

• It was the easiest activity

Too and (not) enough

• Everyone thought that I was intelligent enough to get in

• I was too nervous to play as well as I usually do

• I'm not tall enough to reach the cupboard

• It as too good to be true

(not) as... as - same

• I wanted to show the other kids that I was as good as they were

• My mobile phone isn't as new as hers

• He is as tall as his sister

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Add degree to a comparative (by far, much, a lot, a bit, a little, slightly )

• I hit the ball much better than you do

• She is slightly taller than you

• This is much more important than your thoughts

• She is by far the best player

• They work much more quickly than they do

Multiple Choice

Katie was much __________ interested in world noews after her trip

• as

• less

• much

• more

Multiple Choice

The trip to the ancient city wasn't as tiring ___________ I've ever expected

• the

• worst

• as

• than

Multiple Choice

The joke was the _____ I've ever heard! It just wasn't funny

• best

• better

• worse

• worst

Multiple Choice

The painting was older _____ anything I'd ever seen before

• as

• less

• than

• much

Multiple Choice

It's __________________in this room, close the door.

• too hot

• too cold

• enough cold

• enough hot

Multiple Choice

The waterfall wasn't ____________ we thought

• near as

• as near as

• as near

• near