3 Degrees of Adjectives ~ 1

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Rouwein has been (a)   (careful) not to mention that she was there during the robbery. She's weighing every word before speaking.

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Yunie has been having a growth spurt. I think she will be the (a)   (tall) pupil in her class by the end of the year.

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This has got to be the (a)   (messy) homework handed in by you.

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Many parents want to know why their children are getting (a)   (restless) as the day progresses.

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I am looking for my (a)   (comfortable) jeans to wear for the long journey.

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My brother gets (a)   (bad) grades than me but never gets the scoldings I get.

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Scientists have found that the Pacific Ocean is (a)   (deep) than the Arctic Ocean.

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It is (a)   (far) from Penang to Kuala Lumpur than it is from Penang to Alor Setar.

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I find learning Japanese (a)   (difficult) than learning Korean.

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The journey is a lot (a)   (bumpy) this time. I guess they haven't patched up the potholes.