Comparatives & Superlatives & Types of Comparisons

You look (a)   (fit) than last time I saw you. Have you been going to the gym?

In my opinion, knitting isn’t as (a)   (easy) as candle making.

The (a)   (early) you get up, the more time you have to do things you enjoy.

Kevin is a lot (a)   (good) than his brother at sandboarding.

Badminton is (a)   (popular) sport in my school.

Jon goes jogging in the park (a)   (often) than he used to.

The new football shirts are (a)   (short) than the old ones.

The (a)   (hard) I study, the less nervous I feel about my exams.

Vanessa is (a)   (reliable) than Jessica. She always keeps her promises.

John doesn’t need to get up as (a)   (early) as his brother.