Double and Proportional comparative

Tick the suitable double comparative form.

He gets _______(boring). I can’t listen to him any longer.

• boring and boring

• boringer and boringer

• more boring

• more and more boring

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I didn’t like this book at first, but it’s getting_____ (interesting).

• very interesting.

• more and more interesting.

• interestinger.

• extremely interesting.

Tick the suitable double comparative form.

My daughter’s English results are getting _______ (bad).

• badder and badder

• bader and bader

• worse and worse

• very bad

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The boss will be angry with you. You arrive ______(late) at work.

• later and later

• late and late

• very late

• more and more late

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In spring the weather gets_______ (warm).

• more and more warm

• warm and warm

• warmmer and warmmer

• warmer and warmer

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It’s time you tidied your room. It’s getting ________(messy).

• really messy

• messy and messy

• messier and messier

• more and more messy

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Food is getting __________(expensive).

• expensiver

• more and more expensive

• less cheaper

• more and more expensiver

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I think TV programs are getting _______ (violent).

• more violenter

• violent and violent

• more and more violent

• very violent

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I find it _________ (difficult) to see him.

• difficult and difficult

• more and more difficult

• more difficult

• very difficult

Tick the suitable double comparative form.

She’s getting over her operation. She feels ______ (good).

• gooder and gooder

• very good

• more and more good

• better and better