Comparing

There are four comparative forms:

• Superiority/Superlative/Comparative/Equality
• Superiority/Inferiority/Superlative/Equality
• Superiority/Superlative/Equality/Comparative
• Inferiority/Superlative/Equality/Comparative

It's a superiority comparison example:

• Exchanging program is the most interesting kind of trip.
• Exchange program is as interesting as backpacking
• Exchange program is more interesting than backpacking.
• Exchange program is not as interesting as backpacking.

It's a superlative comparison example:

• Math is less boring than literature.
• Literature is more boring than math.
• Math is the boriest subject.
• Literature is as boring as math.

It's an equality comparison example:

• Literature is not as hard as physics.
• Literature is as hard than physics.
• Literature is by far the most hard subject.
• Literature is way better than physics.

It's an inferiority comparison example:

• Buying a book is less expensive as buying a house.
• Buying a book is less expensive than buying a house.
• Buying a book is by far the most expensive.
• Buying a book is almost as expensive as buying sneakers.

Wearing uniforms is not _______ confortable _________ wearing casual clothes.

• as_than
• more_as
• as_as
• most_than

Japanese cuisine is _________ chinese cuisine.

• by far the best
• way better than
• almost as
• not so good

Toronto is ___________ New York.

• as not quite as
• less populous than
• more populous as
• by far the most populous

Living in London is _________ living in New York.

• less expensive as
• as expensive than
• way better as
• almost as expensive as

Coldplay is ____________ One Direction.

• way cooler than
• not quite as cooler than
• cooler than
• almost as cooler than