EMPOWER A2 - UNIT 10

We use a comparative adjective + than to:

• describe an activity now or at the moment of speaking.

• describe things that are normally true.

• compare two or more things, people, etc.

• talk about present abilities

His dog is _____ my dog.

• bigger that

• bigger than

• more big than

• the biggest that

The traffic in Egypt is _____ than the traffic in Qatar.

• worse

• worst

• worster

• badder

Some photographers say that Nikon is _____ than Canon.

• gooder

• badder

• better

• bitter

It's _____ to learn English than to learn Arabic.

• easy

• easier

• easyer

• easiest

Which sentence is correct?

• She is older than me.

• She is more older than me.

• She is more old than me.

Computers are _____ than laptops.

• heavier

• heavyer

• more heavy

Right now, it is _____ in Doha than it is in Montreal.

• hoter

• hotter

• more hot

• more hotter

A Montblanc pen is more _____ than a Bic pen.

• expensive

• expensiver

• expensier

What is the comparative form of good?

• gooder

• better

• more good

• more better