adjective&adverb&comparison

1. Bob is 79. Valerie is 79, too, so she is ...... Bob.

• the oldest

• not as old as

• older than

• as old as

A: Of all the cities in the world, which city is ...... to the Equator? B: Quito. It is only 15 miles to it.

• closer than

• the closest

• close

• as close as

A: Don't forget to say "please '' when you want something from someone, dear. It is ........ . B: I understand, mum.

• politer

• as polite as

• not as polite as

• politer than

Alexander is 75 kilograms Nick is 97 kilograms so Nick is ...... Alexander.

• as thin as

• the thinnest

• not as thin as

• thinner than

A: You look very ...... in this dress.

B: Thank you. You are very ....... .

• the nicest / kindly

• nicely / kinder

• nicer / the kindest

• nice / kind

A: He is shouting at those children ....... . Do you know why? B: Because they damaged his ....... car.

• angry / expensive

• as angry as / expensively

• angrily / expensive

• more angry / as expensive as

A: Caroline's guitar is very ......... . I liked the wood work on it.

B: And she plays it quite .......... .

• beautifully / the best

• more beautiful / good

• as beautiful as / better

• beautiful / well

We can win the game. They can win the game, too, because they are ...... us

• strong

• as strong as

• stronger

• the strongest

A: The rain is ........ it was yesterday.

B: Yes. Thanks God, we are ...... today and can stay home.

• heavier than / free

• heavy / freely

• as heavy as / not as freely as

• the heaviest / freer

London is 45 km away from our city, but Oxford is 78 km away. Therefore, London is ...... to our city ....... Oxford.

• not as close ... as

• closer ... than

• close ... in

• the closest ... of