The degrees of comparison of adjectives

I met my (good) friend yesterday.

• A. goodest

• B. better

• best

• D.gooder

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Dorothy is (young) in her family.

• A. the youngest

• B. the younger

• young

• as young as

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Henry is not (strong) his elder brother Bob.

• A. so strong as

• strong as

• stronger

• the strongest

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-It isn't very warm today, is it?

-No, it was (warm) yesterday.

• A. more warm

• B. warmer

• the warmest

• warm

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Your friend looked upset yesterday.

I'm glad he looks (happy) today.

• A. more happy

• happier

• happy as

• happyer

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Where is (near) post-office, please?

• A. the nearest

• B. the next

• C. nearer

• near

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That's (good) film I've ever seen.

• A. a good

• B. the goodest

• C. the best

• D. better

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Public transport in London is (expensive) in Europe.

• A. the expensivest

• B. the most expensive

• C. more expensive

• expensiver

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Do you think Americans are (nice) English people?

• A. nicer than

• B. the nicest

• nice than

• nice

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CCSS.L.3.1G

The 22nd of December is (short) day in the year.

• A. the short

• B. the shorter

• C. the shortest

• D. shortest

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